
Fall Wine Festival & Sunset Tour
Taste unlimited samples from Virginia wineries after hours at George Washington's estate.
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Taste unlimited samples from Virginia wineries after hours at George Washington's estate.
Shop for seasonal color and heirloom plants along with native perennials, trees and shrubs grown at Mount Vernon.
George Washington’s Mount Vernon joins Black Women United for Action in remembering the enslaved people who lived and worked at Mount Vernon with a program and wreathlaying ceremony at the Slave Memorial…
Create a festive fall wreath in a two-hour workshop featuring dried seed pods from Mount Vernon’s Southern magnolia and sweet gum trees.
Bring your lunch and learn more about George Washington's world, the Washington Presidential Library’s important map collection, and the American Revolutionary Geographies Online (ARGO) web portal in our…
The annual George Washington Leadership Lecture explores the Father of our Country's lifelong accomplishments, providing a better understanding of him as a person, as well as his remarkable leadership…
Hear from General David Petraeus and acclaimed British biographer Andrew Roberts, authors of Conflict: The Evolution of Warfare from 1945 to Ukraine.
Celebrate the crisp autumn season with 18th-century activities and demonstrations at the Farm at Mount Vernon.
Attend a FREE 2-day George Washington Teacher Institute digital symposium for K-12 teachers to learn more about the complexities of George Washington, Martha Washington and the women of the 18th-century…
John and Cheryl Blenko of Blenko Glass Company will sign their hand-blown glass pieces at The Shops at Mount Vernon.
Enjoy fresh-baked bread and watch the 18th-century baking process with Resident Baker Justin Cherry of Half Crown Bakehouse.
Hear from award-winning historian Cassandra A. Good, author of First Family: George Washington's Heirs and the Making of America.
Collect candy around the historic grounds and celebrate Halloween with 18th-century entertainment and activities.
Bring your lunch and learn more about George Washington's world, the Washington Presidential Library’s important map collection, and the American Revolutionary Geographies Online (ARGO) web portal in our…
The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association invites you to an enlightening examination of American democracy, from the Founders' vision, to the future. Our outstanding lineup of speakers and panelists will discuss…
Mount Vernon invites families with children of all ages on the autism spectrum to join us for a sensory-friendly morning and tour.
Join us for lunch and compelling discussion with U.S. Marine Corps Major General Jason Bohm, who will discuss his new book Washington's Marines: The Origins of the Corps and the American Revolution, 1775-1777…
In honor of our nation's veterans, Mount Vernon admits FREE all active duty, former, or retired military personnel on Veterans Day.
Join us for The Shops at Mount Vernon's member shopping day, where members receive an additional 10% discount.
Enjoy fresh-baked bread and watch the 18th-century baking process with Resident Baker Justin Cherry of Half Crown Bakehouse.
Join us for a candlelit guided tour and hear about holiday traditions in 18th-century Virginia. Learn about the build-up to Revolution as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the year 1773.
Hear from award-winning historian Edward G. Gray, author of Mason-Dixon: Crucible of the Nation.
Join us for a candlelit guided tour and hear about holiday traditions in 18th-century Virginia. Learn about the build-up to Revolution as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the year 1773.
Join us for a candlelit guided tour and hear about holiday traditions in 18th-century Virginia. Learn about the build-up to Revolution as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the year 1773.
This once-a-year tour examines George Washington's final 36 hours and the events that followed his death. This tour is 60 minutes.
Enjoy fresh-baked bread and watch the 18th-century baking process with Resident Baker Justin Cherry of Half Crown Bakehouse.
Hear from retired U. S. Navy admiral and chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board Sandy Winnefeld, author of Sailing Upwind: Leadership and Risk from TopGun to the Situation Room.
Kick off the holiday season with sparkling fireworks overlooking the Potomac River.
This once-a-year tour examines George Washington's final 36 hours and the events that followed his death. This tour is 60 minutes.
Join us for a candlelit guided tour and hear about holiday traditions in 18th-century Virginia. Learn about the build-up to Revolution as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the year 1773.
Bring your lunch and learn more about George Washington's world, the Washington Presidential Library’s important map collection, and the American Revolutionary Geographies Online (ARGO) web portal in our…