Events Calendar
Women's History Month at Monticello
Check out our upcoming events and online resources that share stories from the American Revolution through the modern era about the women - both enslaved and free - who helped shape the history of early America.
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![Aerial of Monticello's David M. Rubenstein Visitor Center, which feature several smaller buildings connected around a central courtyard.]()
Curator-led gallery tours
Join our curators for an exclusive tour of Monticello's new gallery spaces. -
![Jefferson's Grove in the morning with his Monticello house in the background]()
Jefferson's Grove
A walk through a portion of Monticello's forest to learn about Jefferson's ideal American landscape. -
![Bronze-patinated, full-length statue of Thomas Jefferson created in 2008 based on existing statues, portraits, and surviving clothes worn by Jefferson]()
Character, Service, and the American Experiment: A Conversation with General James Mattis and David M. Rubenstein
Join us for a discussion of leadership, service, democracy, and Jeffersonian ideals on Monticello's West Lawn -
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Jefferson's Birthday Celebration & Annual Wreath Ceremony
Commemorate Jefferson’s 283rd birthday at Monticello's annual ceremony. -
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VA250 Mobile Museum Experience
Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, in partnership with the Friends of Cville Downtown and the City of Charlottesville, will host the VA250 Mobile Museum on Charlottesville's Downtown Mall in celebration of Founder's Day (Thomas Jefferson's birthday). -
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Pursuits of Knowledge: Andrew Burstein on “Being Thomas Jefferson: An Intimate History”
A conversation with Andrew Burstein to discuss his book, “Being Thomas Jefferson: An Intimate History.” -
![People walk between tables of plants laid out for sale. A woman with curly red hair looks at the camera and smiles in the center of the plant aisles.]()
Spring Open Houses and Plant Sales at CHP
Shop for plants, enjoy guided garden tours, and learn about Monticello's Center for Historic Plants at Tufton Farm. -
![A black inkwell next to a red ink pen above Thomas Jefferson's signature.]()
Pen to Paper: The Civic Gospel of the Declaration of Independence
Celebrate 250 years of Jefferson’s Declaration at Pen to Paper, an afternoon of conversation, music, poetry, and theater, honoring our most shared piece of history. -
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Jefferson and Adams: A Stage Play by Howard Ginsberg
Experience the passion and ideals that inspired a revolution and the birth of a new nation -
![People walk between tables of plants laid out for sale. A woman with curly red hair looks at the camera and smiles in the center of the plant aisles.]()
Spring Open Houses and Plant Sales at CHP
Shop for plants, enjoy guided garden tours, and learn about Monticello's Center for Historic Plants at Tufton Farm.
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