Sundays LIVE!

 
Sundays LIVE!

Experience Sundays LIVE!, a compelling living history series that explores the 19th century early republic and takes visitors further into the stories of the people that made The Hermitage home. Beginning on June 3rd and running every Sunday throughout September, costumed interpreters will bring history to life in their discussion of events from the lifetime and influence of General Andrew Jackson and his family.

Sundays LIVE presentations will focus on Jackson's early life, the women of the Hermitage, friends of Jackson's such as Sam Houston and Ralph E.W. Earl, Jackson's military career, and music of the 19th century. Each Sunday will bring a new presentation and a new learning opportunity.

Programs begin at 1:30 and run throughout the afternoon until 5 p.m. at various locations behind the Hermitage mansion. Programs are free with the purchase of regular admission.

Join us to learn more about our story!

 

2012 Sundays LIVE schedule (dates and topics):

June 3            Music of the 19th Century

June 10            Gone to Texas: Tennessee and the Texas Revolution

June 17            A Comforting Presence: Portrait Painter Ralph E.W. Earl

June 24            Regulars By God: The US Army in the War of 1812

July 1               Remembering the Ladies: Women of The Hermitage

July 8               Revolutionary War in the Southern Backcountry

July 15             A Comforting Presence: Portrait Painter Ralph E.W. Earl

July 22             Music of the Civil War

July 29             Music of the 19th Century

August 5           Swamps, Snakes & Seminoles

August 12         Music of the 19th Century

August 19         Remembering the Ladies: Women of The Hermitage

August 26         To Avenge Fort Mims!

September 2      Gone to Texas: Tennessee & The Texas Revolution

September 9      Remembering the Ladies: Women of The Hermitage

September 16    A Comforting Presence: Portrait Painter Ralph E.W. Earl

September 23    Hero of New Orleans

September 30    A Comforting Presence: Portrait Painter Ralph E.W. Earl