2026

Sat. Sept 12 — Stephanie Green, Book Talk, American Crown

Mon. Sept 14 — Patty Sheetz, Walking Tour, How the Potomac River Shaped Alexandria

Mon. Oct 19 — J. Grahame Long, Ruins and Resilience: Destruction and Preservation in Charleston’s Past

Mon. Nov 16 — Martha McDowell, All the Presidents’ Gardens

2027

Mon. Jan18 — Newbold Richardson, Samplers and Embroideries in Women’s Education, 1700- 1850: From Fine Art To Craft

Mon. Feb 15 — Randall McLean, The Potomack Company Auctions: Extra-ordinary Objects Associated with Alexandria

Mon. Mar15 — Jeffrey Ricketts, The Antiques and Architecture of Brick Meeting House, Maryland: 1700-1870

Mon. Apr 19 — Benjamin Prosky, Investing in the Future: Dick Jenrette's Stewardship and Style

Mon. May17 — Brock Jobe, A Tale of Four Cities: Furniture-Making in Paris, London, Dresden, and Boston in the Mid-18th Century

The Alexandria Association offers enriching opportunities beyond its monthly programs. Study tours abroad included Georgian houses in Ireland and Scotland as well as U.S. homes and gardens in Philadelphia, Norfolk and Annapolis. Stay tuned for information about future trips.