Tudor Place is open Tuesday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. and Sunday Noon – 4 p.m.
Learn about kinds of art and explore pieces in the Tudor Place Collection gathered across centuries.
"Burning Day:" History's Hot Topic! Join us for a sizzling session on the War of 1812!
Visit Tudor Place after hours and enjoy a bit of respite from a busy week.
Dig in and discover how archaeology tells us about the people of the past.
Discover the building blocks behind Tudor Place.
Young learners discover why leaves change colors.
Dress up in your costumes and enjoy treats in the Tudor Place Garden.
Dress up in your costumes and enjoy treats in the Tudor Place Garden.
Learn to smell the changes in the garden during the fall season.
Learn how people of the past showed gratitude.
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. Explore how people of the past were able see at night before electricity.
Discover the presidents who visited Tudor Place and the connection between the Peter family and George Washington.
Learn about keys and what they do.
Explore all the different ways to make a quilt.
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Discover the building blocks behind Tudor Place.
Celebrate Earth Day by learning about the plants, flowers and animals that live here.
Explore the art collection and learn about different kinds of art.
Discover how flags are made and what they mean.
Stop by the Tudor Place table at the Freedom Before Emancipation: Family Day for Juneteenth event at Mount Vernon.
Learn how rainbows get their colors.
Stop by the Tudor Place table to see reproduced historic objects.
Learn how the residents of Tudor Place participated in the Georgetown and greater DC community.
Stop by the Tudor Place table during Civic Season at Monticello.
Celebrate 250 years of history at Tudor Place! Bring a picnic, visit the exhibit, enjoy crafts and treats.
Join us for Tudor Tuesday: the after-hours summer night. (Cool breezes not guaranteed).
Explore changing fashions through different styles of hats.
Earn the Math in Nature 2 badge while exploring the garden at Tudor Place.
Earn the Flowers and Gardener badges while exploring the Tudor Place garden.
As an historic site that bears the scars of slavery, Tudor Place seeks to look this injustice in the eye. Click here to learn more.
