Find out how rainbows are revealed in the world around us in this colorful program. Use science to make a rainbow bookmark or card to take home!
Experience the wonders of automotive innovation at Hagley's Car Show!
Walk through history during an in-depth, ninety-minute special guided tour each Monday morning from March through December.
The DuPont firm was a leader in workplace and community safety communications during the twentieth century.
Raise a glass to the unsung Delawareans who fought prohibition!
Rachel Gross discusses her new book, Shopping All the Way to the Woods: How the Outdoor Industry Sold Nature to America.
Learn about patterns, the Golden Ratio and discover how mathematics is everywhere in nature.
Have a blast during your visit to Hagley with cannon firings!
Learn about center of gravity and build a free-standing trophy that can balance a ball on top!
Held on both Saturday, October 19, and Sunday, October 20, this marketplace brings talented artisans from the Mid-Atlantic area to display and sell fine arts, crafts, and gourmet items.
Looking for a safe place to trick or treat this Halloween? Head to Hagley for spooktacular activities!
Optical illusions and tricks of the mind will have you guessing what's real! Test out your perception and make a spinning disc picture.
REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Enjoy a Historic Game Night!
Free admission for current military members, veterans, and their families.
Find out how robots are built and programmed and visit with a local robotics team to test out their designs
Science Sparks is a drop-in family program encouraging innovation and creativity as visitors are given a hands-on engineering challenge to complete.
Visit Hagley this winter and tour the du Pont family home decorated for the holidays and marvel at the gingerbread houses.
David Alff will speak about his book, The Northeast Corridor: The Trains, the People, the History, the Region
Santa stops by Hagley for a visit in the warmth of the Hagley Barn.
Enjoy a rare opportunity to see Eleutherian Mills, the first du Pont family home built in America, dressed for the holidays and illuminated with softly glowing lights.
Why does a sled move fast down a snowy hill, but barely moves on the same hill without snow? Create your own sledding track to test your skills!
