Mount Vernon Calendar

Through My Eyes Tour

Step back in time and join a person from Washington's world, like his personal secretary or enslaved chamber maid, as they go about their daily activities.

Meet People from Washington's World

Talk with the people who knew George Washington best. See the General through the eyes of his family, friends, and hired staff.

Performances daily; schedule varies. See the sign outside of the Interpretive Center for more information.

Discovery Station: Where Do Clothes Come From?

Stop by the Discovery Station to learn more about how cloth was made at Mount Vernon, and pick up instructions to make your own loom at home. 

In-Depth Tour

During this 45-minute guided tour, explore the Mansion, including areas not generally accessible, and discover more than 250 years of history at Mount Vernon.

The Enslaved People of Mount Vernon Tour

Listen to the stories of the enslaved people who built and operated Mount Vernon, and learn about their daily lives on the estate during this 60-minute tour.

Tribute at the Tomb

Pay your respect to George Washington by participating in a brief wreath-laying ceremony at the Washingtons' Tomb.

Tribute at the Slave Memorial

Commemorate the community of the enslaved people who lived and worked at Mount Vernon during a special wreath-laying presentation.

Through My Eyes Tour

Step back in time and join a person from Washington's world, like his personal secretary or enslaved chamber maid, as they go about their daily activities.

Hands-on-History: Leadership at Winter Encampments

During winter encampments in the Revolutionary War, George and Martha Washington both showed outstanding leadership qualities.

Stop by Hands-on-History (accessible through the Education Center) to learn more about their roles as leaders in camp.