Music for a Sunday Evening in the Park, or MUSEP, is celebrating its 37th season of hosting free concerts for the Greensboro community each Sunday June through August. The Greensboro Big Band will be performing on the June 5th MUSEP Concert at Blandwood. “This year we welcome back some familiar faces and we’ve also added…
This event has been postponed. Please watch for rescheduled dates. Traces of nineteenth-century history linger on the edges of the Summit Avenue neighborhood, but the greatest architectural legacy dates from the early twentieth-century. In 1898, industrialist siblings Ceasar and Moses Cone constructed a “magnificent boulevard” to ease transportation between their mills and the city center.…
Rain or Shine, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday 1p.m. - 3 p.m. Six historic gardens in High Point will features creative outdoor rooms by local designers with themes that range from wedding and dining to a children's event and even a tiny house! Begin your tour at the historic Ferd. Ecker House at 901 Johnson…
Join us for a special tour to our State Capital! $60 per person, all costs included. Governor Morehead left a strong legacy when he returned to Blandwood from his two terms of leadership in Raleigh. Come with us to trace the legacy of Morehead, and modern governorship with a carefully tailored tour. We depart Blandwood…
Join us in honoring James G. Martin, the North Carolina Governor 1985-1993 - and John Hood of John Locke Foundation for special remarks on their new publication Catalyst: Jim Martin and the Rise of North Carolina Republicans.
Meet Governor Jim Martin and John Hood at the historic homeplace of Governor John Motley Morehead in downtown Greensboro. This event is free and open to the public, and a rare chance to meet Governor Martin! Books will be available for sale at the event.
Explore Blandwood to learn about Early Victorian and nineteenth century holiday traditions. The mansion is fully decorated in local and period greenery, as if prepared for a grand Christmas Ball! Guided tours are offered during museum hours, and group tours are encouraged.
Blandwood is always beautifully decorated for the holiday season with garlands and flowers that were popular in North Carolina during the antebellum period. Our Holiday Party is a way for us to thank our LEADER GIFT members who join as Heritage Supporter Level and higher. Attendees will explore the candlelit chambers of Greensboro's most historic mansion. This…
Explore Blandwood to learn about Early Victorian and nineteenth century holiday traditions. The mansion is fully decorated in local and period greenery, as if prepared for a grand Christmas Ball! Guided tours are offered during museum hours, and group tours are encouraged.
The Halloween tradition of an evening of Ghost Stories at Blandwood continues in downtown Greensboro. Our friend and storyteller Cynthia Moore Brown will weave her magic with spine-tingling stories, historic legends and fanciful tales about North Carolina. With just the flicker of the fireplace and candles, guests will be seated on the floor of the West Parlor, as is the old tradition of storytelling. Tickets required, click the link to learn more!
The Halloween tradition of an evening of Ghost Stories at Blandwood continues in downtown Greensboro. Our friend and storyteller Cynthia Moore Brown will weave her magic with spine-tingling stories, historic legends and fanciful tales about North Carolina. With just the flicker of the fireplace and candles, guests will be seated on the floor of the West Parlor, as is the old tradition of storytelling. Tickets required, click the link to learn more!
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