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Step into History Blooms: Revolutionary Gardens at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture

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Step into a world where Virginia’s rich past and vibrant nature come together.

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The Virginia Museum of History & Culture, in partnership with the Garden Club of Virginia, invites guests to History Blooms, a three-day celebration from Feb. 20-22. This year’s theme, Revolutionary Gardens, celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary with dozens of floral displays crafted by Garden Club member clubs from across the state.

Weekend highlights:

  • Day one: Special lectures, workshops, and demonstrations on Virginia history, gardening, and landscape preservation (separate tickets required)
  • All three days: Explore immersive floral displays throughout the museum
  • Daily admission: Access to all floral displays included with museum admission

Whether you’re a history buff, gardening enthusiast, or simply seeking inspiration, History Blooms offers a unique way to experience the beauty of Virginia’s past through flowers.

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