Smithsonian Associates Overnight Tours for 2024
An Artful Weekend in New York
Note: All tour dates and content are subject to change.
The Philadelphia Flower Show
New York: The Fashion Capital Fri., Feb. 2-Sat., Feb. 3 (on sale now; see p. 69) Splendid style is on the Manhattan itinerary when you take in fashion-focused exhibitions at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Fashion Institute of Technology; and the Met’s Costume Institute. Leader: Elizabeth Lay Little
Chincoteague and Assateague: The Beauty of Nature
Sun., March 3–Mon., March 4 (on sale now; see p. 71) The spectacular displays at the nation’s top floral event are even more beautiful without the crowds. A private viewing is just one of the features of this visit to the 2024 edition, themed “United by Flowers.” Leader: Chelsea Mahaffey
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Sun., Jan. 14–Mon., Jan. 15 (on sale now; see p. 68) Enjoy an art-lover’s escape to ManhattanSthat D OUTvisits to OLincludes MoMA, the Neue Galerie, and the Guggenheim—and a night on the town for yourself. Leader: Ursula Rehn Wolfman
Our study tours are designed for people who want more than just a getaway: They combine one-of-a-kind experiences with opportunities to gain new insights into the topics that fascinate you. Whether you’re a fan of history, art, theater, nature, or architecture—or simply love exploring new places—these expert-led excursions offer a year’s worth of tempting travels. We’ve added many new adventures, and several of our most popular sold-out tours return to the schedule for 2024.
Sun., Apr. 28–Mon., Apr. 29 (on sale Feb. 1) Chincoteague and Assateague are home to more than just wild horses—the islands are rich with history and unique flora and fauna ready for exploration. Leader: Liana Vitali
BRIAN CRAWFORD
A New Year of Delightful Destinations
Jewels of Queens Sun., April 7–Mon., April 8 (on sale now; see p. 71) Highlights of this visit to the largest of New York’s outer boroughs include the site of the 1939 and 1964 World’s Fairs; several distinctive museums; a sampling of international cuisines; and a night at the ’60s-inspired TWA Hotel. Leader: Richard Selden
Frank Lloyd Wright: Masterworks in the Midwest Sun., May 19–Thurs., May 23 (on sale now; see p. 72) This tour for architecture lovers includes Chicago-area visits to Unity Temple and the Robie House, a gem in Wright’s signature Prairie style, and the Wisconsin sites of his estate, Taliesin, and the Jacobs House, the first Usonian residence. Leader: Bill Keene
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