
Exhibit: Freedom and Identity – Symbols of a New Nation
Join us in celebrating the Semiquincentennial of the United States with our America 250 NC exhibit: Freedom and Identity: Symbols of a New Nation!

Join us in celebrating the Semiquincentennial of the United States with our America 250 NC exhibit: Freedom and Identity: Symbols of a New Nation!

The Eyewitness Sketch of the North Carolina Brigade will be on exhibit at the North Carolina History Center from August to October. This exciting piece of artwork is first sketch of North Carolina troops during wartime that is known to exist.
Take advantage of our early bird discount on Candlelight tickets! Tickets for both nights (Dec. 12 and 19) are on sale now. Early bird discount ends on Sept. 30. We recommend that you purchase your tickets early, as this event tends to sell-out. This year, it’s going to be Revolutionary!

In this exciting new tour, discover Tryon Palace in a whole new way as you uncover the story of how North Carolina helped turn the tide of the American Revolution!

Add a piece of the Tryon Palace Gardens to your home when you shop our Fall Heritage Plant Sale! This annual plant sale features a diverse selection of locally grown plants from the Palace’s nursery yard, along with a wide variety of perennials, herbs, and other fall favorites.


Add a piece of the Tryon Palace Gardens to your home when you shop our Fall Heritage Plant Sale! This annual plant sale features a diverse selection of locally grown plants from the Palace’s nursery yard, along with a wide variety of perennials, herbs, and other fall favorites.

What would you do if you were ill or injured in the 18th century? As an apothecary’s apprentice, you’ll review surgery and bandaging principles to treat injuries and explore the medicinal qualities of plants.

This program is presented in collaboration with the Seacoast Spinners and Weavers Guild. Explore fibers arts from the past and present at Tryon Palace. Guild members will demonstrate the historical process of spinning and weaving, and show how raw, natural materials are made into a complete woven product. Various textile fabrics through the ages will be on display, as well as textile tools, wool samples and preps, and samples of 18th century clothing.