Due to the recent damage to Gadsby's Tavern Museum from burst water pipes,
the Best Bib & Tucker Ball has been postponed until April.  More information and
tickets will be available shortly.

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Hot News

  • Swanky Speakeasy Was Smashing Success GTMS had a another fine night at the Tavern March 1st  See our gallery of pictures and videos from our latest return to an earlier era where we were ...
    Posted Apr 4, 2014, 8:00 PM by Gadsby's Tavern Museum Society
  • GTMS Supports Eagle Project to Improve the Courtyard GTMS provided most of the funds required to clean-up courtyard behind Gadsby's Tavern Museum including building a fence to hide the trash barrels.  Over 40 Boy Scouts and ...
    Posted Jan 30, 2014, 12:03 PM by Gadsby's Tavern Museum Society
  • Ice Well Renovations Completed! While construction on the historic, 18th century hi-tech ice well are complete, fund-raising continues to clear the debt.  Become a part of history and donate to the renovations ...
    Posted Jan 30, 2014, 11:55 AM by Gadsby's Tavern Museum Society
  • Memorial Service for Peggy Gross Gadsby's Tavern Museum hosted a memorial service and reception for the family and friends of Peggy Gross, the late 2012-2013 GTMS president on May 23rd. All of her ...
    Posted May 26, 2013, 1:31 PM by Gadsby's Tavern Museum Society
  • Peggy Gross  With deepest regret, we must announce that Peggy Gross, the 2012-2013 President of the Gadsby’s Tavern Museum Society passed away suddenly on March 26th.  Peggy was an ...
    Posted Apr 30, 2013, 2:50 PM by Gadsby's Tavern Museum Society
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Recent GTMS Activities

GTMS members take part in many Society and Museum activities.  Most events are fundraisers for Museum programs or improvements.  All of the events tend to be be fun.
GTMS in the Scottish Walk

Join in the Fun!

Gadsby's Tavern was the center of Alexandria's hospitality and socializing in the late 18th and early 19th Century.  People met there for food, fun, and information.  Guests includeded George Washington and several of his presidential successors.  The Society helps the Museum continue its centuries-long traditions.  By helping with fundraising and outreach activities, the Society supports the mission of the Museum.  And helps to keep the tavern alive with traditional and modern events. Join us!