This concert, presented by the American University Chamber Singers, will include a range of works and composers exploring Russian and American works from both the art-music and folk traditions, jazz, and American Spirituals.

Celebrate the Opening of Living Artfully: At Home with Marjorie Merriweather Post with a memorable dinner on the Lunar Lawn.

Every Wednesday during the National Cherry Blossom Festival, visitors will be given special insight into Hillwood’s Japanese-style Garden—one of the city’s special gems. 

Learn about our fabulous founder's love of orchids.

Join prolific author and lecturer Rosamund Bartlett for a look into the Imperial Culture of Russia, with connections to Hillwood's special exhibition, The Pageant of the Tsars.

Join exhibition curator Kristen Regina for an overview of Pageant of the Tsars, examining the importance of the Romanov coronation albums during the imperial period and up to today.

Hillwood’s most significant art acquisition in recent times is an extremely rare example of Russian Tula steel to mark the memory of beloved curator Anne Odom. The purchase of a magnificent steel candlestick encrusted with ornamentation in steel, silver and gold was made possible with Hillwood acquisition funds in association with the generous support of the Collectors Circle.