Ring in the New

Join us for a celebratory evening in the company of Mr. Charles Dickens (British actor Andrew Harris) as he shares how the Victorians celebrated New Year festivities, reads from some of his work and that of his contemporaries, and shares the Mansion in all its festive glory. Times and ticketing info will be available [...]

Holiday Gala 2024

Save the date! Victoria Mansion's annual Holiday Gala returns on Thursday, December 5th. We hope you will help us kick-off the start of the holiday season with a festive evening of food, drink, and friendship to mark the opening of the 44th annual Christmas at Victoria Mansion. Proceeds from this festive, social evening support the [...]

Ruffi Stuffie Sleepover

Our newest program for young visitors, their caregivers, and their stuffed animals returns this holiday season! Would your child’s stuffie like to explore the Mansion with host Ruffi the (stuffie) Museum Cat? Bring your stuffed animal friend from home to join us for a story time and a look around the Mansion on December 11th [...]

Queen Victoria’s Birthday: Free Admission for Victorias and Alberts

Queen Victoria's 205th birthday is Friday, May 24th! While the Queen never visited the Mansion during her lifetime, she became its namesake when siblings William and Clara Holmes saved the house from possible demolition and reopened it as a museum in 1941. Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, co-designed their summer home, Osborne House, on the [...]

Juneteenth: Free Admission

Victoria Mansion is OPEN for Juneteenth. In observance of this holiday, we are offering a community day with free admission and a special program. Thank you to Kennebec Savings Bank for their support of our Free Admission Days. We invite visitors and members of the public to join us on Victoria Mansion’s lawn at [...]

Historic Perspectives of Park Street Walking Tour (Jane’s Walk Maine 2024)

A free walking tour, offered as part of Jane's Walk Maine 2024! Explore Park Street, part of the West End Historic District, a well-preserved time capsule that offers a glimpse into 19th-century Portland. This one-hour stroll will highlight some of the people who helped create this fashionable residential enclave – which at the time [...]

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