06/18/2026
Vintage Game Night is back Wednesday, July 1 from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM! Enjoy a summer evening with friends, a date, or family. Play board games from yesteryear and today in the historic home of our 28th president, perfectly preserved from the 1920s (and enjoy the garden, weather permitting). Your admission includes complimentary snacks and one drink ticket, with the option to purchase additional drink tickets. 1920s attire is always welcome!
Add on our exclusive one-hour Prohibition Tour (5:00 PM - 6:00 PM) to view the wine cellar (not available on a general house tour), enjoy a drink, and hear about how the Wilsons "survived" the Prohibition era. The combo ticket is discounted if you add the tour (normally $30 itself).
Seating and yard games in the garden if weather permits.
Admission:
$20/person Game Night Only
$40/person Prohibition Tour & Game Night
Purchase tickets using the link in our bio. Registration Encouraged; Walk-ins Permitted
06/14/2026
In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson issued a presidential proclamation establishing the first national Flag Day observance, honoring the adoption of the American flag by the Continental Congress on June 14, 1777.
At the time, Americans flew a 48-star flag, reflecting the addition of New Mexico and Arizona as states in 1912. The 48-star flag remained the nation’s official flag for 47 years—longer than any other version in U.S. history—until Alaska and Hawaii became states.
This Flag Day, we celebrate the history of the Stars and Stripes and the generations of Americans who have found meaning and inspiration in our nation’s flag.
Image: Created by A. Buccini, this banner was presented to President Wilson by an Italian artist in New York during one of the President's trips there during the war. President Wilson highly valued the banner and placed it above his bed in the White House and in his S Street home. Woodrow Wilson House Collection. 1918.
05/03/2026
Still taking this in.
What stays with us is not just the evening, but the conversations, how people connected with the piece, paused, asked, and shared their own stories.
At Fashioning Power, Fashioning Peace, being part of a room with voices from across the world was a reminder of what design can do when it is created with intention.
For us at House Of Alkara , this was never just about presenting a piece.
It was about representing a way of thinking where art, culture, and craft come together quietly, yet meaningfully.
Grateful for the space, and for how the work was received.
04/10/2026
The Woodrow Wilson House is delighted to announce Design Meets Diplomacy: Fashioning Power, After Hours.
Join us on Tuesday, April 28 for a second celebration of Fashioning Power, Fashioning Peace, where guests will have the unique opportunity to meet the designers and the teams behind this spectacular exhibition.
Tuesday, April 28, 2026
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Tickets are available via the link in our bio.
General Admission: $95
Young Professional Admission: $75
At-the-Door Admission: $125
03/29/2026
Vintage Game Night is back on Wednesday, April 1st from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM!
Ease into Spring with friends, a date, or family. Play board games from yesteryear and today in the historic home of our 28th president, perfectly preserved from the 1920s. Your admission includes complimentary snacks and one drink ticket, with the option to purchase additional drink tickets. 1920s attire is always welcome!
Add on our exclusive one-hour Prohibition Tour (5:00 PM - 6:00 PM) to view the wine cellar (not available on a general house tour), enjoy a drink, and hear about how the Wilsons "survived" the Prohibition era. The combo ticket is discounted if you add the tour (normally $30 itself).
Seating and yard games in the garden if weather permits.
Admission
$20/person Game Night Only
$40/person Prohibition Tour & Game Night
Registration Encouraged; Walk-ins Permitted
Register using this link: https://woodrowwilsonhouse.org/events-calendar/
