View the varied and rich colors of fall at Monticello while enjoying some of the best programs we have to offer. From scenic walks and views of fall foliage to celebrating the region's apple heritage, we have tours and programs for everyone this season.
Join us on NOVEMBER 2 at 4 p.m. for an in-person and virtual book talk with historian Peter Mancall as he discusses his book, "The Trials of Thomas Morton: An Anglican Lawyer, His Puritan Foes, and the Battle for a New England"
Tune in each week as we explore a variety of topics relating to Monticello and Thomas Jefferson, including appearances by costumed interpreted Bill Barker, updates on archaeology research, stories about Monticello's enslaved community, and more!
PODCAST: It was a windy day in 1819 when a fire began in the chimney of the North Pavilion.
PODCAST: Monticello guide Kyle Chattleton explores how plants and gardens animated a friendship between two individuals oftentimes separated by an ocean, revolution, and politics.
VIDEO - Find out more about Jefferson's mills and how Monticello is partnering with Dominion Traditional Building Group to stabilize these historic ruins.
VIDEO: Hear Jefferson’s description of one instance when George Washington lost his cool, and how our first president then responded to his own outburst.
VIDEO: In this month’s installment of Object Stories, Diane Ehrenpreis, Curator of Decorative Arts at Monticello, details her investigation into the Death Mask of Oliver Cromwell.
Guests can meet Thomas Jefferson (as portrayed by veteran historical actor-interpreter Bill Barker) in person, Tuesday through Saturday during regularly scheduled hours. Widely recognized as the foremost interpreter of our nation's third President, Barker brings a deep and nuanced portrayal of the man who wrote "all men are created equal" and who helped found the United States of America.
From locally produced wines and ciders to plants for your fall garden, the Shops at Monticello have you covered.
