See thousands of tulip blooms on this guided garden tour. Learn about the history of tulipmania in early 1600s Europe and the transformation of the gardens at Agecroft Hall in the 20th century. This beautiful flower has a fascinating story. ...
See thousands of tulip blooms on this guided garden tour. Learn about the history of tulipmania in early 1600s Europe and the transformation of the gardens at Agecroft Hall in the 20th century. This beautiful flower has a fascinating story. ...
See thousands of tulip blooms on this guided garden tour. Learn about the history of tulipmania in early 1600s Europe and the transformation of the gardens at Agecroft Hall in the 20th century. This beautiful flower has a fascinating story. ...
Take a look at historical gardens, even those from the era of Henry VIII, while learning about how gardens are designed and built. Plus, students will visit the museum to discover more about the flora and fauna of Tudor England. Everyone will walk away with their own garden design and a sketchbook packed with creative ...
The gardens and grounds are open early on selected Thursdays this spring. Take a stroll, find a shady spot, and release your creativity through painting, drawing, or the art form of your choosing or bring a blanket and a book, a knitting project, a picnic, etc. Art supplies are not provided. In the event of ...
Take a look at historical gardens, even those from the era of Henry VIII, while learning about how gardens are designed and built. Plus, students will visit the museum to discover more about the flora and fauna of Tudor England. Everyone will walk away with their own garden design and a sketchbook packed with creative ...
Join tour guide Tracy Weldon for a look at culinary customs in the Lenten season during Shakespeare's lifetime. Learn what dining was like in Elizabethan England and which Tudor era recipes were prepared and traditions upheld. A brief talk is followed by a guided tour through seasonal displays in Agecroft Hall’s great hall, dining parlor, ...
Find a comfortable spot and release your creativity through painting, drawing, knitting, etc. Art supplies are not provided. In the event of inclement weather, the event will be rescheduled. No pets, please. ...
Take this 45-minute guided garden tour to see the blooming daffodils and tulips. Learn about Renaissance gardens while walking through our beautiful grounds. Learn what Chief Powhatan’s cloak, King Henry VIII, Mediterranean pirates, and the 20th century “Virginia Garden” all have in common in the transformation of the gardens at Agecroft Hall. ...
Take this 45-minute guided garden tour to see the blooming daffodils and tulips. Learn about Renaissance gardens while walking through the beautiful grounds. Learn how Chief Powhatan’s cloak, King Henry VIII, Mediterranean pirates, and the 20th century “Virginia Garden” are all part of the story of the transformation of the gardens at Agecroft Hall. ...
Find a comfortable spot and release your creativity through painting, drawing, knitting, etc. Art supplies are not provided. In the event of inclement weather, the event will be rescheduled. No pets, please. ...
See the entire process from start to finish using readily-available grocery-store ingredients. Witness one of the oldest dairy processes in the world while sampling different flavor combinations both sweet and savory. ...
Kids ages 6 to 11, enjoy snowy-day activities while also staying cozy and warm. This “cool” winter crafting morning tailored for young artists. This interactive session blends creative projects with a fun exploration of winter and the history of Agecroft Hall. This is a drop-off event. ...
The gardens and grounds are open early on selected Thursdays this winter. Find a comfortable spot and release your creativity through painting, drawing, knitting, etc. Art supplies are not provided. In the event of bad weather, the event will be rescheduled. No pets, please. ...
The gardens and grounds are open early on selected Thursdays this winter. Find a comfortable spot and release your creativity through painting, drawing, knitting, etc. Art supplies are not provided. In the event of bad weather, the event will be rescheduled. No pets, please. ...
The gardens and grounds are open early on selected Thursdays this winter. Find a comfortable spot and release your creativity through painting, drawing, knitting, etc. Art supplies are not provided. In the event of bad weather, the event will be rescheduled. No pets, please. ...
The gardens and grounds are open early on selected Thursdays this winter. Find a comfortable spot and release your creativity through painting, drawing, knitting, etc. Art supplies are not provided. In the event of bad weather, the event will be rescheduled. No pets, please. ...
A guided tour celebrating food and dining. In a 17th century country house, food, and medicine were often the same thing. Listen to a lively telling of uses of everyday foods, food preparation, historic recipes, rare spices, table etiquette, and customs on England’s annual feast days. ...
Children ages 6 to 11 are invited to join their educators for an exciting evening filled with crafts, games, and exploring the manor's Christmas traditions. Kids will have the chance to see how their own holiday celebrations stack up against those from the past and participate in activities that might even inspire new family traditions. ...
Be transported back in time to 17th-century England, 19th-century London, and 20th-Century Richmond, Virginia as you experience the Christmas traditions of each era. See beautiful gardens and museum adorned in festive holiday splendor. Enjoy family-friendly crafts, simmering cider, music, and a variety of lively entertainment – including a visit from Father Christmas himself. As you ...
A guided tour celebrating food and dining. Is food medicine? In a 17th century country house, food, and medicine were often the same thing. Listen to a lively telling of uses of everyday foods, food preparation, historic recipes, rare spices, table etiquette, and customs on England’s annual feast days. ...
The Richmond Renaissance Dancers will present a multimedia program showcasing the majesty and elegance of court dancing from the perspective of Queen Elizabeth I and her courtiers. English almans and country dances, French branles, and Italian balli and cascarde were all part of the Elizabethan court repertoire. The Queen’s court will come alive once more ...
Calling all artists, the gardens and grounds are open early on selected Thursdays in October. Take a stroll, find a shady spot, and release your creativity through painting, drawing, or the art form of your choosing or bring a blanket and a book, a knitting project, a picnic, etc. As part of the Cultureworks "artober" ...
Spread out a blanket, purchase food from the vendors, and relax to music in the outer courtyard. All event tickets include garden and grounds admission. Children 6 and under are free. In the event of inclement weather, the event will be postponed to October 27th. ...
Longstanding beliefs in fearsome dragons, meddling witches, mischievous fairies, supernatural cats, and magic were part of daily life in Tudor England. To protect themselves from these dangers, people used ritual marks and other devices. Examine evidence of 16th and 17th century efforts to turn away evil and ensure good fortune. This tour includes the 2nd ...
Take this 45-minute guided outdoor tour to learn about the legacy of our formal gardens. Learn about Tudor monarch Henry VIII’s gardening passion, Renaissance gardens, historic harvest festivals, and 20th century “Virginia Garden” design. What do they all have in common? Each is part of the heritage of the gardens at Agecroft Hall. This tour ...
Take this 45-minute guided outdoor tour to learn about the legacy of our formal gardens. Learn about Tudor monarch Henry VIII’s gardening passion, Renaissance gardens, historic harvest festivals, and 20th century “Virginia Garden” design. What do they all have in common? Each is part of the heritage of the gardens at Agecroft Hall. This tour ...
Calling all artists, the gardens and grounds are open early on selected Thursdays in October. Take a stroll, find a shady spot, and release your creativity through painting, drawing, or the art form of your choosing or bring a blanket and a book, a knitting project, a picnic, etc. As part of the Cultureworks "artober" ...
Did you know that children who lived in England 500 years ago had a special job at harvest time? Do you wonder what trick-or-treating looked like before flashlights and candy bars? Participants will spend time with educators learning about autumn activities and the harvest in 17th century England while creating artwork that reflects autumn traditions ...
In the courtyard, stop and create a sidewalk chalk work of art or learn a card game popular in the 17th century. Join in a scavenger hunt in the gardens, walk through a turf maze, or venture down to the Woodland Walk and trails. Picnics on the lawn are welcome during this special event and ...
