The Susan Constant Committee will hold their meeting locally - please contact the committee chairman for details.

For 10 days during May of 1781, Marquis de Lafayette and over 900 troops made camp in the tobacco fields surrounding Wilton before the Siege of Yorktown.  This day of living history features demonstrations of the military drill of the … Continue reading →

Make sure to bring a towel and a mat as we are on the lawn.  Should there be inclement weather we will meet in the Lower Level of the Dependency.

Join us this summer for free concerts on the grounds of Wilton.  Bring a picnic dinner and your favorite lawn chair for family-friendly music on our scenic terrace overlooking the James River.  Enjoy complimentary walk-through tours of Wilton as well … Continue reading →

Plein Air Artists from all over the United States will meet in Richmond for one amazing Week in June to create paintings in support of the Richmond Symphony.

In celebration of our Signor level donors and above - we have planned a fantastic champagne brunch to preview the Plein Air artists at work.  It is not to late to get your Annual Giving donations in to be included … Continue reading →

Join us this summer for free concerts on the grounds of Wilton.  Bring a picnic dinner and your favorite lawn chair for family-friendly music on our scenic terrace overlooking the James River.  Enjoy complimentary walk-through tours of Wilton as well … Continue reading →

John James Audubon arrived in early-19th century Philadelphia with a desire to travel the country and depict its birds accurately, in both size and likeness. In the early 1820’s, after marriage, the birth of his children, and a series of … Continue reading →

Many things can be gleaned from the manner in which an individual’s home is built, especially when it is as complex as that of William Randolph III, of Wilton.  Not only is the architectural form important, the style in which … Continue reading →