Grateful to participate in the @Smithsonian National Education Summit 2025. 🏫 The theme "Together We Thrive: One Nation, Indivisible," which explored pivotal moments in history and their impact on the present and future. @TudorPlace represented: go team.

🚨 Hurry, tickets are limited today, July 5, for tours of the historic house! Explore the legacy and stories of the past with an exclusive guided tour. Make sure to reserve yours today and don’t miss out on this unique experience. Tickets at

Heads up, history lovers! We’ll be closed on July 4th to celebrate the holiday, but don’t worry! Starting July 5th, we’re offering limited tours of our historic house. 🎟️ Get tickets here: #HistoricHouse #DCMuseums #HistoryLovers

You're Invited: Tudor Place's Spring Garden Party, May 21. Doors (and hearts) are open to all! Join us for an unforgettable night—tickets are only $300 at 🕕 6–9 PM. 👒 Attire: Gentlemen, think dapper. Ladies, bring the glam 🎩👗

Thank you to everyone who attended Tudor Nights: Echoes of a Playlist! . 🎲 Get your tickets now to our next Tudor Nights, Games We Play, on September 25. . #georgetowndc #thingstodoindc #dcevents #dcmuseums

Looking for a spot to take your graduation photos? From the stately temple portico to the bright blooming flowers, we have a backdrop for every aesthetic. Email education@tudorplace.org to register for a permit. #graduation #graduationphotoshoot #washingtondc

Celebrate spring at one of our upcoming programs. See the full calendar here: . #dcgardens #dckids #georgetowndc #thingstodoindc #dchistory

A third space is a place outside of your home or job where you can relax and meet new people. Stop by Tuesday – Sunday for a tour, free visit to the garden or one of our upcoming programs to make Tudor Place your third space. #thirdspace #georgetowndc #dccommunity

Tudor Place has been honored with the prestigious Outstanding Public History Project Award by the NCPH for the groundbreaking 2024 installation and tour, Ancestral Spaces: People of African Descent at Tudor Place. Read the full press release here:

Tudor Place is now offering guided tours of the garden. Learn about the history of all your favorite garden spaces as you walk through the grounds of Tudor Place. Sign up here: . #gardenhistory #dcgardens

At our next Landmark Lecture, “Who Were the Custises?” Dr. Cassandra Good will discuss George Washington’s step-grandchildren, the Custises and how they used their famous family ties to enhance their power and status. Tickets to this free event:

It’s getting warmer outside so grab your gardening tools and come help us keep the garden looking great! On the first Saturday of every month, join the Weekend Weeders on their mission to keep invasive species of plants out of the historic garden.

Descendants of Martha Washington, both free and enslaved, the women of Tudor Place blazed trails, overcame tragedy and impacted the growth of Georgetown. Join us on March 16 and 30 for our "Women's History Program." Sign up here: #dcmuseums

Trying to learn more about local history with your family? Check out these books about the Pearl Incident, the largest nonviolent self-emancipation attempt in U.S. history, which happened right here in Washington, DC. Visit the Museum Shop Tuesday – Sunday. #dchistory

Did you know that you can explore the history of the Tudor Place Garden from the comfort (and warmth) of your own home? Bloomberg Connects is a free app that provides a guided audio tour through the Tudor Place’s history. Access the audio tour here:

Activities are in full bloom this month at Tudor Place. See our full calendar here: . #thingstodoindc #dvmfamilies #dcmuseums

The weather has been pretty fowl lately, but soon the birds will be chirping again and spring will be here! Flock to the Museum Shop to stock up on all sorts of bird related items. Visit our Museum Shop Tuesday - Saturday 10 - 4 and Sunday Noon - 4. #birdlovers #giftideas

Discover the life of Anastacia “Stacia” Hepburn (1801-1895), a woman enslaved at Tudor Place for nearly fifty years. Sign up now for this FREE lecture here: . #blackhistorymonth #hiddenhistory #georgetowndc

Enjoy a cup of tea before exploring the stories of the women of Tudor Place at "EqualiTEA: Women’s History Tea & Tour Program." On March 8 and 22, learn about their lives and legacies that have spanned American history, as far back as Martha Washington.

In this installment of our birth flower series, we're taking a closer look at pansies, the birth flower for February. Send this to someone celebrating a special day this month. #flowerfriday #dcgardens #floriography