During this beloved annual event, families tour Whitehall after hours and discover the origins of American Christmas traditions.

Flagler Museum Cafe in the Flagler Kenan Pavilion. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday seatings.

Premiere of the behind-the-scenes documentary following legendary visual artist and street theater pioneer, Robert Rufino, followed by a Q and A with Mr. Rufino

Mr. John Blades, Executive Director Emeritus of the Flagler Museum, will present a lecture about the evolution of Whitehall.

Costume Designer Kasia Maimone and Associate Costume Designer Isabelle Simone will discuss her process for researching fashions of the late 19th-century through paintings and photographs.

This talk, connected to the Museum's first Period Room Intervention, will highlight Michael Meyer’s enduring appreciation for the American landscape, seen in miniature, reflecting a collector’s lifelong dialogue with art, history, and nature.

Flagler Museum Cafe - Sunday Tea Service

Picnic in the Cocoanut Grove

Journalist Michael Grynbaum discusses his highly anticipated biography of publishing titan Condé Nast, tracing his influence on media, style, and social ideals in the 20th century.

Flagler Museum Music Series concert - Isidore String Quartet

2026 Flagler Museum Music Series - Complete Series Ticket

Leslie Jones, Director of Museum Affairs & Chief Curator of the Preservation Society of Newport County, and Lori Garst, Curator of Collections for Biltmore, examine how Gilded Age estates integrated the latest technologies into their lavish interiors.

Flagler Museum Music Series concert - Jolente De Maeyer and Nicholaas Kende

Author and journalist Julie Satow offers an inside look at the ambitious restoration of the iconic Waldorf Astoria.

Flagler Museum Music Series concert - Poulenc Trio

Flagler Museum Music Series concert - Trio Gaia

Author David Owen examines how the groundbreaking water treatment and sanitation systems show-cased at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition transformed urban public health.

Design historian Bryan Huffman and philanthropist Thomas Lloyd will discuss the remarkable legacy of Bunny Mellon, whose vision and generosity helped shape some of America’s most treasured cultural institutions.

Meg Caldwell shares the story of her family’s renowned firm, E.F. Caldwell & Co., celebrated for its exquisite lighting fixtures and decorative metalwork that graced Gilded Age mansions and public buildings.

Flagler Museum Music Series concert - Guitarist Paul Galbraith