Join Maeve Jones, Executive Director at the Poe Museum, as she explores the parallels between Edgar Allan Poe's early childhood in Richmond and his literary work as one of the nation's most famous poets and authors!

Founded in 1922, the Poe Museum houses the world's largest public collection of Edgar Allan Poe artifacts, belongings, works, and memorabilia. Before joining the Poe Museum, Maeve worked in historic interpretation and administration at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. She holds a master's degree from the University of Virginia, where she focused her studies on the development of the realist style in 19th century British literature.

Tickets $10, virtual video recording $5. Register now!

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March 2025 will mark 250 years since George Washington's two-night stay as a guest of the Randolphs at Wilton. Since then, Wilton has gone on to survive two wars, six families, and a complete relocation! Join us as we commemorate Washington's visit--and the forthcoming Second Virginia Convention--with a tour, tea service, and some very special guests!

More details coming soon...

June 14th | July 12th | August 9th

Pack a picnic and your favorite lawn chair for live music on our scenic terrace overlooking the James River. Enjoy self-guided tours of Wilton's historic manor house before the concert, along with family-friendly activities like face painting, lawn games, and ice cream!

Concert lineup and tickets available in May!