From concerts and lectures to craft workshops and yoga, Locust Grove hosts fun and educational events for the whole community.
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Did you know that the Happy Birthday song was written in Louisville? Yes, the most-sung melody in the world (copyright 1893) was penned right here in our hometown by Mildred J. Hill -- composer, pianist, music teacher, and ethnomusicologist. Learn more about the life and times of this talented woman through her many accomplishments from... |
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Join us on Sunday, March 8, 2026, inside the Great Parlor of the Historic Home at Locust Grove for the March installment of the 2026 Emilie Strong Smith Chamber Music Series. In celebration of Women’s History Month and the US250, join violinist Bill Bauer in this string quartet concert featuring a newly unearthed work by one... |
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Locust Grove Members get in early to the 2026 Spring Book Sale with the Member Preview Day! Beat the crowds and discover thousands of gently used books at fantastic prices. Whether you’re looking for timeless classics, thrilling mysteries, or inspiring non-fiction, you’re sure to find a treasure. Stock up on your spring reads while supporting... |
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Spring into savings at Locust Grove’s 2026 Spring Book Sale! Discover thousands of gently used books at fantastic prices. Whether you’re looking for timeless classics, thrilling mysteries, or inspiring non-fiction, you’re sure to find a treasure. Stock up on your spring reads while supporting Historic Locust Grove. Don’t miss it! Learn More about Our Book... |
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Among America’s historic figures are many whose names faded into obscurity, while men of lesser merit became national heroes. George Croghan (c.1718-1782) is one of these forgotten men. This lecture will explore Croghan’s life and how he bridged colliding worlds: colonists and Indigenous nations; loyalists and patriots. Join Locust Grove's own Kaitlyn Tisdale, MA, as... |
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