Upcoming Museum Events
Red, White & Bleu: Revolutionary Alliances
July 4-14, 2026Join the Museum of the American Revolution and Bonduelle Americas from July 4 –July 14 for an 11-day partnership providing special programming at the Museum to honor France's pivotal role in American independence.
Meet the Revolution with Spencer's Additional Continental Regiment
July 11-12, 2026Spencer's Additional Continental Regiment will interpret the administrative activities and daily tasks of one of the so-called "Sixteen Additional Battalions of Infantry" authorized at the end of 1776 to augment Washington's Army.
Meet the Revolution with Ben Bartgis
July 16-17, 2026Conservator and interpreter Ben Bartgis will help visitors explore of early American documents.
First Oval Office Project at FDR Park with the Living History Youth Summer Institute
August 8, 2026 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.Join the Museum as participants in the Living History Youth Summer Institute set up the Museum’s replica of George Washington’s Revolutionary War encampment and display the lives of soldiers, camp followers, and free and enslaved people and their connections to Washington.
Red, White & Bleu: Revolutionary Alliances
July 4-14, 2026Join the Museum of the American Revolution and Bonduelle Americas from July 4 –July 14 for an 11-day partnership providing special programming at the Museum to honor France's pivotal role in American independence.
Meet the Revolution with Spencer's Additional Continental Regiment
July 11-12, 2026Spencer's Additional Continental Regiment will interpret the administrative activities and daily tasks of one of the so-called "Sixteen Additional Battalions of Infantry" authorized at the end of 1776 to augment Washington's Army.
Meet the Revolution with Ben Bartgis
July 16-17, 2026Conservator and interpreter Ben Bartgis will help visitors explore of early American documents.
First Oval Office Project at FDR Park with the Living History Youth Summer Institute
August 8, 2026 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.Join the Museum as participants in the Living History Youth Summer Institute set up the Museum’s replica of George Washington’s Revolutionary War encampment and display the lives of soldiers, camp followers, and free and enslaved people and their connections to Washington.