Hagley is delighted to offer exclusive yoga classes with teacher Mary Currie for our members at the Household and above levels. Classes are held Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
Join us for our annual run/walk to benefit Hagley’s Scholarship Fund. Participants can run or walk along the beautiful Brandywine through Hagley’s 235-acre property.
Learn how chemistry is used in our everyday lives and marvel in its magic.
Have a blast during your visit to Hagley with cannon firings in the Hagley Powder Yard!
Visitors can take advantage of this unique opportunity to see the grounds of Hagley in a different light.
The beauty of Hagley in the springtime is showcased in a new series of family-friendly events featuring pop-up restaurants, live music, and children's activities.
This virtual event featuring speakers from the United States and Europe who will discuss Avon’s activities in the United States, Brazil, and Italy, as well as its efforts to reach out to African American women and diversity its American salesforce.
In cooperation with Longwood Gardens' Community Read, learn how plants grow from seeds and how birds help them travel. Make your own bird feeder from recycled materials.
Learn about patterns, the Golden Ratio and discover how mathematics is everywhere in nature.
Dig into two very different gardens – one fed the du Pont family and the other DuPont Company workers in the nineteenth century. This tour explores the socioeconomic factors influencing the architecture, produce, and the philosophies of each garden.
Visitors experience an in-depth, hands-on tour focused on gunpowder production in the Hagley Powder Yard and visit production areas rarely seen by guests. This tour ends with an explosive finish.
Join us for Bike & Hike & Brews! Stroll, jog, or bike through the most beautiful mile of the Brandywine.
In the H2 Oh! walking tour, visitors discover the evolution of waterpower at Hagley.
Spend a Summer Saturday at Hagley and relax with fun outdoor activities.
Use Newton's laws of motion to build a catapult and find out how far you can launch a paper ball.
Discover the fascinating stories of the immigrant workers who lived along the Brandywine and worked for the DuPont Company in the black powder manufactory.
Discover the wonderful, worm-filled world of soil! Create your own mixture, plant a seed in it, and watch it grow!
Visitors explore the geology of the Brandywine Valley and its impact on the milling industry.
Spend a tasty afternoon learning about the chemical properties of the items you have in your kitchen! Make tie-dye milk art and ice cream in a bag!
Visitors will experience in-depth the devastating power of black powder while exploring the heart of the DuPont production yards.
Hagley is offering two stimulating weeks of summer camp activities. Camps provide a fun, hands-on environment in which to learn and make new friends.
Explore rocketry and propulsion. Make a stomp rocket and see how high it can go!
Don’t miss Delaware’s best fireworks show!
Use an egg to demonstrate the principles of motion, showing Newton's laws in full force.
Learn about buoyancy, density, and how boats stay afloat! Build your own boat and test how much cargo it can hold!
Explore the properties of light and find out how light can bend and bounce. Don't let your eyes fool you!
Experience the wonders of automotive innovation at Hagley's Car Show.
Learn how living things get their unique traits and discover what strawberry DNA looks like with out a microscope!
Take a Sunday stroll at Hagley! Hagley’s property will be open to give visitors a unique opportunity to take a leisurely walk to the residence and garden, normally only accessible by bus.
Find the hidden colors in markers and leaves by separating their pigments using chromatography.
Families can take a hayride along the Brandywine to experience the beautiful fall foliage in the Powder Yard. Guests can create fall-themed crafts, and see a gunpowder explosion, roll mill in action, and working nineteenth-century machines.
This marketplace brings talented artisans from the Mid-Atlantic area to display and sell fine arts, crafts, and gourmet items.
Learn how batteries and circuits power our world and make a buzzing Monster Bot!
Visitors can take advantage of this unique opportunity to see the grounds of Hagley in a different light and meet one of our guides for a stroll through the property.
Create "fabric" out of plastic grocery bags and find a new use for it.
Employ the principles of drag and lift to make a satellite that floats at just the right height above "Earth." How high can you make it fly?
