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Tea Blending
$30/person (Members, please contact educationdirector@woodrowwilson.org for a discount code.)

Saturday, August 12, 3 PM

Prepare for our Suffrage Tea by learning the basics of tea blending. At the turn of the century, various companies marketed their own blends of “Equality Tea” and sold the tea to raise money for the suffrage movements. Learn about some of the most popular blends, and how our resident tea blending expert combines various ingredients to make the perfect cup of tea in this hour-long workshop. Each participant will also get to take home a jar of tea to enjoy.

“Suffrage Equali-Tea”
$40/person (Members, please contact educationdirector@woodrowwilson.org for a discount code.)

Saturday, August 19, 3 PM

The first formal conversation for voting rights for women in America began in 1848 when key members of the women’s suffrage movement met over tea. In 1913, they held a “Votes For Women” luncheon with special themed dishes and tea service sets for all guests to enjoy. Teas historically have been a time to wind down and enjoy food, but also create passionate civil discourse over the issues of the day. Join us for a “Low Tea” featuring refreshments by Nu-Beginning Farm The Store, learn about these famous women and more.

Suffrage Saturdays

By Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library

Suffrage Saturdays