Beloved for her ability to see the world with a child-like wonder, Tasha Tudor created an elaborate dolls world in which her dolls celebrated holidays, married, exchanged letters with the children and so much more.  Visit to see Daisy Brownthrush, a doll handmade by Tasha as well as original paintings, photographs of the dolls visiting England , Sparrow Post Valentines, doll catalogues and more.

For the Love of Frocks: Tasha Tudor's Favourite Dresses  
May 5-October 20, 2012  
Regular Admission: Adults $5:  
Seniors over 65 and children ages 6-12 $3: 
Charter Members, TTM Society Members and Children under 6,  Free

May 4:  Exhibit Opening with Curator 4-7pm  The museum opens a new exhibit featuring dresses from Tasha Tudor’s historic costume collection. Though much of her collection has been dispersed around the world into the hands of various museums and collectors after the Whitaker-Augusta auction in 2007, Tasha chose to keep a selection of prized dresses, in her words, “very choice.”  Tasha Tudor’s family has graciously allowed our curator to peruse the remaining family heirloom costume collection and display curator selected dresses to the public, many for the first time. Included in the exhibition will be dresses worn, made, and illustrated by Tasha, as well as dresses exquisitely representative of the Romantic Era, Tasha’s favorite period in history.   

August 27 Open Spinning Bee on the lawn of the Museum (rain- in the lobby) 10am-1pm 
Come be apart of a Tasha tradition, gather under a canopy, in a circle of friends, bring your wheels and spindles, share in the stories and traditions of the handcrafted life of Tasha Tudor, depart with warm memories and a bag of fibers.  Limited to the first 15 spinners to arrive or as space open throughout the day. No admission fee to the Bee

The Tasha Tudor Museum is pleased to launch the first online exhibition which tells the exceptional story of the Ford family and Tasha's influence on their lives.