From concerts and lectures to craft workshops and yoga, Locust Grove hosts fun and educational events for the whole community.
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These marvelous quartets for flute and string trio were composed in 1777/78 during Mozart’s first extended tour without his father. They are considered to be the most outstanding works in the genre. Margaret Jamner joins the Locust Grove Musicians for Mozart's K 285 and 285b. This concert will be held in the Locust Grove Auditorium.... |
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Afternoon Lecture Series When Lafayette shed his blood during the Battle of Brandywine on September 11, 1777, Lafayette began his ascent as an American Hero. Bruce Mowday will talk about Lafayette’s departure from France as a 19-year-old untried general, his relationship with George Washington and support of American freedom and his return in 1824 and... |
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The Kentucky Trust for Historic Preservation invites you to join us for a one-day summit to discuss the future of historic preservation in Kentucky and to develop tools and strategies for sustaining our important heritage focused organizations Myrick J. Howard, former President of Preservation North Carolina for over 40 years, and Valecia Crisafulli, formerly Vice... |
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Come and relax with an evening of yoga at the beautiful and serene Historic Locust Grove! This donation-based class is open to everyone in the community, no matter your experience level—beginners to advanced yogis are all welcome. This yoga class has become a popular way find peace while enjoying the beauty of our natural landscape.... |
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The “NEW ORLEANS” was the first steamboat to travel from Pittsburgh to New Orleans on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The 1811 – 1812 voyage was delayed by low water at the Falls of the Ohio and threatened by the New Madrid earthquakes. Even though the only major ports of call were Cincinnati (pop 750),... |
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