Tudor Place Historic House & Garden

Members, find all the holiday gifts you need on Member Shopping Day. Stop by the Museum Shop on December 7 for a special holiday discount on all sorts of exclusive goodies. Not a member? Learn more about our membership benefits here: https://buff.ly/3F2pG9H #museumshop #holidayshoppingmadeeasy #dcshopping

?? All roads point to Tudor Place! We're making our event more accessible! An ASL interpreter will be available on Sunday, November 24th at 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM! Tickets https://buff.ly/3wUYSUl ?? ?? #AccessibilityMatters #InclusiveEvent

This holiday season, see Tudor Place by the cozy glow of candlelight. Our candlelight tours offer a unique chance to experience the historic house decked out in 1970s finery, while the collection offers a look at the history of disco in DC. Sign up here: https://buff.ly/3fhc3Fe #christmasindc #holidaysindc #dcmuseums

Looking for something to do during the week with your little one? On November 20th, young learners aged 18 months to four years will explore all about what makes a family. Join us for story time and a craft (plus maybe some bubbles) at this month’s Tudor Tots. Learn more about Tudor Tots here: https://buff.ly/3AWVu0E #thingstodoindc #dmvkids

?? Exciting news! We'll have an ASL interpreter on-site at on Saturday, November 16th at 11 AM and 1 PM to ensure everyone can participate. See you there! Tickets https://buff.ly/3wUYSUl??? #InclusiveEvent #ASLInterpreter

??Join us for an important conversation TONIGHT in collaboration with the Georgetown University Art and Museum Studies Masters Program on addressing racist imagery in museum collections. For centuries, artwork has played a role in constructing racism, and many such objects are preserved in museums. Hear how scholars and museum professionals approach these objects and how this imagery can address historical injustices and foster dialogues about race, representation and prejudice, both past and present. Free event – tickets available at https://buff.ly/3YBRZ7F Date: November 12 ?? Time: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm ?? Location: Georgetown University Lauinger Library, 37th & O Streets, NW Washington, DC 20057 Moderator: Melanie A. Adams, Roger Ferguson and Annette Nazareth Director of the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum. Panelists: LaNitra M. Berger, Associate Professor of History & Art History, and Director of African and African American Studies at George Mason University. Ianna Recco, Curator and Art Historian specializing in art history of the transatlantic slave trade and settler colonialism of the 18th century. Shana Klein, Associate Professor of Art History at Kent State University. #RacialJustice #ArtHistory #MuseumStudies #DCEvents

Did you know that the Orchard's plum and pear trees still grow fruit? This quiet corner of the garden is the perfect place to enjoy a good book amongst these elder trees. Open Tues-Sat 10-4 and Sun 12-4. #thingstodoindc #theotherdc #dcgardens

??Join us for an important conversation in collaboration with the Georgetown University Art and Museum Studies Masters Program on addressing racist imagery in museum collections. For centuries, artwork has played a role in constructing racism, and many such objects are preserved in museums. Hear how scholars and museum professionals approach these objects and how this imagery can address historical injustices and foster dialogues about race, representation and prejudice, both past and present. Free event – Register at https://buff.ly/3YBRZ7F ??? Date: November 12 ?? Time: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm ?? Location: Georgetown University Lauinger Library, 37th & O Streets, NW Washington, DC 20057 Moderator: Melanie A. Adams, Roger Ferguson and Annette Nazareth Director of the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum. Panelists: LaNitra M. Berger, Associate Professor of History & Art History, and Director of African and African American Studies at George Mason University. Ianna Recco, Curator and Art Historian specializing in art history of the transatlantic slave trade and settler colonialism of the 18th century. Shana Klein, Associate Professor of Art History at Kent State University.? This program is co-produced by Tudor Place & the Georgetown University Art and Museum Studies Masters Program. #RacialJustice #ArtHistory #MuseumStudies #DCEvents

Calling all Francophiles! Fall at Tudor Place has been all about celebrating America’s favorite fighting Frenchman! In 1824, the Marquis de Lafayette toured the United States as a returning hero of the American Revolution, and in October of that year he made two visits to Tudor Place. Stop by the Museum Shop to stock up on all sorts of French-themed goodies Tuesday - Saturday 10 - 4 and Sunday 12 - 4. #musuemshop #dcshopping

Discover the story behind the award-winning installation “Ancestral Spaces: People of African Descent at Tudor Place” by joining a conversation with members of the descendant community. RSVP today at: https://buff.ly/3UsjGi7 #dcmuseums #visitwashingtondc