If you found yourself ill or needing surgery in the 18th century, would you know what to do? Embrace your inner Claire Fraser on October 14 during a brand new workshop presented by Charles Brett, an Apothecary-Surgeon. Dr. Brett will lead prospective apprentices in discussions of the various roles found in an 18th century medical […]
October 13 & 14 • 9am-6pm October 15 • 12-6pm Our beautiful Tryon Palace Gardens are free to the public during MumFest weekend, Friday through Sunday, in historic downtown New Bern. Hundreds of mums and a variety of fall blooming plants will be on display throughout the 21 acres of gardens of Tryon Palace during […]
Want to take home some of that fall blooming splendor? The Fall Heritage Plant Sale offers a selection of plants grown locally and in the Palace’s nursery yard, as well as a wide variety of perennials, herbs and other fall favorites. Supplies are limited so come early for the best selection. The sale will be […]
Explore fibers from the past, present, and future at Tryon Palace. We will demonstrate the historical process of spinning and weaving, and show how raw, natural materials are made into a completed woven product. Various textile fabrics through the ages will be on display, as well as textile tools, wool samples and preps, and samples […]
October 13 & 14 • 9am-6pm October 15 • 12-6pm Our beautiful Tryon Palace Gardens are free to the public during MumFest weekend, Friday through Sunday, in historic downtown New Bern. Hundreds of mums and a variety of fall blooming plants will be on display throughout the 21 acres of gardens of Tryon Palace during […]
Want to take home some of that fall blooming splendor? The Fall Heritage Plant Sale offers a selection of plants grown locally and in the Palace’s nursery yard, as well as a wide variety of perennials, herbs and other fall favorites. Supplies are limited so come early for the best selection. The sale will be […]
Explore fibers from the past, present, and future at Tryon Palace. We will demonstrate the historical process of spinning and weaving, and show how raw, natural materials are made into a completed woven product. Various textile fabrics through the ages will be on display, as well as textile tools, wool samples and preps, and samples […]
“Life on the Lesser Stairs” will take you on a tour of the Palace, Stables, and Kitchen Office to shine a light on the individuals who also called the Palace home but whose lives were not as glamorous. Tickets: $20 Adults, $10 Youth. Space is limited on each tour and flash photography is prohibited. Tours […]
The Palace often conjures images of the Governors and their families who called the building home. What often is missing from the picture, however, is the number of staff, free and enslaved, who cooked the food, cared for the horses, emptied the chamber pots, and anything else that was required to make a life of […]
February 3, 10, 17, 24 • 10:30am Tryon Palace Front Gates •529 S. Front St. The Palace often conjures images of the Governors and their families who called the building home. What often is missing from the picture, however, is the number of staff, free and enslaved, who cooked the food, cared for the horses, […]
“Life on the Lesser Stairs” will take you on a tour of the Palace, Stables, and Kitchen Office to shine a light on the individuals who also called the Palace home but whose lives were not as glamorous. Tickets: $20 Adults, $10 Youth. Space is limited on each tour and flash photography is prohibited. Tours […]
The Palace often conjures images of the Governors and their families who called the building home. What often is missing from the picture, however, is the number of staff, free and enslaved, who cooked the food, cared for the horses, emptied the chamber pots, and anything else that was required to make a life of […]
February 3, 10, 17, 24 • 10:30am Tryon Palace Front Gates •529 S. Front St. The Palace often conjures images of the Governors and their families who called the building home. What often is missing from the picture, however, is the number of staff, free and enslaved, who cooked the food, cared for the horses, […]
“Life on the Lesser Stairs” will take you on a tour of the Palace, Stables, and Kitchen Office to shine a light on the individuals who also called the Palace home but whose lives were not as glamorous. Tickets: $20 Adults, $10 Youth. Space is limited on each tour and flash photography is prohibited. Tours […]
The Palace often conjures images of the Governors and their families who called the building home. What often is missing from the picture, however, is the number of staff, free and enslaved, who cooked the food, cared for the horses, emptied the chamber pots, and anything else that was required to make a life of […]
February 3, 10, 17, 24 • 10:30am Tryon Palace Front Gates •529 S. Front St. The Palace often conjures images of the Governors and their families who called the building home. What often is missing from the picture, however, is the number of staff, free and enslaved, who cooked the food, cared for the horses, […]
Enjoy all the wonderful offerings of Tryon Palace! Pepsi Family Center – Regional History Center – Duffy Gallery’s 100 Years of New Bern Exhibit – Gardens – Military Encampment – First floor Tour of the Palace – Fife & Drum performances – and more! All free on this day, as well as free Pepsi product. […]
“Life on the Lesser Stairs” will take you on a tour of the Palace, Stables, and Kitchen Office to shine a light on the individuals who also called the Palace home but whose lives were not as glamorous. Tickets: $20 Adults, $10 Youth. Space is limited on each tour and flash photography is prohibited. Tours […]
The Palace often conjures images of the Governors and their families who called the building home. What often is missing from the picture, however, is the number of staff, free and enslaved, who cooked the food, cared for the horses, emptied the chamber pots, and anything else that was required to make a life of […]
February 3, 10, 17, 24 • 10:30am Tryon Palace Front Gates •529 S. Front St. The Palace often conjures images of the Governors and their families who called the building home. What often is missing from the picture, however, is the number of staff, free and enslaved, who cooked the food, cared for the horses, […]
