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Celebrate the talented young artists of Craven County at their annual Craven County Public Schools K-12 Student Art Exhibit.  The exhibit is held in the Duffy Gallery of the NC History Center.  Enjoy paintings, drawings, sculptures, and mixed media in this annual gallery showing of talented local student artists. Viewing of this exhibit is FREE to the public.  

“Life on the Lesser Stairs” will take you on a tour of the Palace, Stables, and Kitchen Office to shine a light on the individuals who also called the Palace home but whose lives were not as glamorous.

Come learn about some of the many military groups that have evolved throughout history at the NC History Center.  Several military reenactment units from Tryon Palace and across the state will be onsite representing military history from the Revolutionary War through WWII.

This traveling panel acknowledges and celebrates the Black builders, craftsmen, and architects who constructed or designed many of North Carolina’s most treasured historic places.  This is a FREE exhibit.

“Life on the Lesser Stairs” will take you on a tour of the Palace, Stables, and Kitchen Office to shine a light on the individuals who also called the Palace home but whose lives were not as glamorous.

“Life on the Lesser Stairs” will take you on a tour of the Palace, Stables, and Kitchen Office to shine a light on the individuals who also called the Palace home but whose lives were not as glamorous.

This annual plant sale offers a selection of plants grown locally and in the Palace’s nursery yard, as well as a wide variety of annuals, heirloom vegetables, perennials, herbs and other spring favorites.

Tryon Palace Spring Garden Lovers’ Weekend Friday through Sunday, April 14 – 16, 2023 Enjoy a variety of spring blooming plants, including tulips, irises, and more, throughout the 21 acres of gardens of Tryon Palace during Garden Lovers’ Weekend. Garden Passes are FREE!

Walk in the literary footsteps of Colonel James Fraser, his wife Claire, and their family as they journey through the events leading to Revolution. Are we to stand for the King, or is it time to risk everything in the pursuit of Liberty?