Manners & Tea Camp
2024-11-27 08:00 - 17:00, 2024-11-29 08:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Tea with Mrs. B, 136 W. Jefferson St, Falls Church, VA, 22046, United States
Ages: 4 and older (must be potty trained)
It is no secret interaction with peers is a key component to a well-rounded education and upbringing. This small camp environment allows children to enjoy the merits of a comfortable and safe setting for social interaction, hosted by caring staff. Manners Camp is an on-going skill building program, encouraging positive behaviors, responsibility and good old-fashioned fun. Lessons in etiquette and social graces along with arts, crafts and creative play for every age is a staple to each day.
See below for details about our Counselor in Training (CIT) Program for children 11 years and older.
LUNCHPlease send your child with a packed lunch. We will let you know if catered lunch is available the day prior to camp.
EXTENDED CAREEarly bird drop-off (8-9am) and Late Owl pick-up (3-5pm) are included in Extended Care. This is a flat rate, which is not pro-rated for singular attendance to morning or afternoon care. Late pick-ups may be charged Extended Care fee. Any pick-ups after 5pm will be charged a late fee.
SCHEDULE8-9am: Early Bird drop off9-3pm: CAMP9-10am: Morning exercises (treasure hunts, dancing, & more!)10-11:15am: Table manners and tea time11:15-12:00pm: Clean up and play time12-1pm: Semi-fancy lunch followed by big screen movie time to rest1-2pm: Outdoor games (weather permitting)2-2:45pm: Arts & crafts2:45-3pm: Clean up and prepare for parent pick up3-5pm: Late Owl pick up
REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONSCamp reservations are non-refundable. It is our pleasure to transfer your registration with at least one week notice to any available date through the remainder of the year.
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING PROGRAM (CIT)
This program is a wonderful addition to our Manners and Tea Camp and geared specifically for older campers who feel they have grown out of the normal camp but still enjoy the tearoom (11 years and older).
CITs take a more active leadership role in learning effective ways to interact with younger children, help with set up, cleanup and transitioning between crafts and activities. They have a behind the scenes view of camp and become part a valued part of our TEAm. CITs receive advanced training in the art of etiquette and social graces while also enjoying a spot of tea and all the other fun aspects of camp.
Staff will work with CITs to develop a more advanced approach to the skills we teach and model as well as review their progress and performance.
Please register your child for camp as you would normally but in the notes section mention you are registering as a CIT. We offer no more than two CIT position per camp.

Christmas Tea with Santa
2024-12-02 16:00 - 17:30, 2024-12-03 16:00 - 17:30, 2024-12-04 16:00 - 17:30
4-5:30pm
In years past, Mrs. B and St. Nick held a private tea party to review the ‘naughty and nice’ list. Now, Mrs. B invites children (and parents) to join for this festive fête – the 14th Annual Tea with Santa and Mrs. B!
Promising to be a merry and memorable time, this event is sure to spark the Advent and Christmas magic in everyone as well as reinforce Santa and Mrs. B’s favorite table manners. It will be held in our NEW grand ballroom adjoining the tearoom.
Children and adults of all ages welcome. Tickets must be purchased for each person attending. Professional photos by Danielle Wingate Photography will be available the same weekend.
If you are unable to attend but would like information on hosting your own Small Group, Private Tea service and would like to invite Santa, please email or call (202-449-2930). Weekday availability only.

Photos with Santa
2024-12-02 18:00 - 19:30, 2024-12-03 18:00 - 19:30, 2024-12-04 18:00 - 19:30
6-7:30pm
Looking to get photos with Santa and some added holiday cheer? Look no further than right here.
By special request, we added three special evening appearances with Santa. These evenings will include individual photos of your child with Jolly Old Saint Nicholas while also enjoying cookies, hot cocoa and a special Christmas keepsake craft.
Children and adults of all ages welcome. Tickets must be purchased for each person attending. Professional photos by Danielle Wingate Photography will be available within the week.

Braiding 101
2024-12-12 16:00 - 17:30
All ages welcome!
$78 per parent/child couple
Learn to braid (and create up-do’s) with confidence. Braiding, one of the oldest known hairstyles in history in almost every continent, has always been about art. We pair this with laughter, practice, a cup of tea and delightful treats. Learning something new should be celebrated!
Guests create a lasting memory with their models and leave feeling more comfortable and confident with styling hair for every-day occasions.
Seats are limited (2 student couples per instructor) so each student will have one-on-one time to work through the troubling areas of basic or advanced braids and other lovely hairstyles with our instructors.
Please bring your own brush, we have plenty of elastics. You may also bring something for your model to do while seated.

Open Tea Time
2024-12-14 10:00 - 17:30
10-11:30am
1-2:30pm
$78 per person, purchase one ticket per guest attending, adult or child.
Gather your two best friends or treat your visiting family to our Christmas Open Tea Time. Ideal for small groups of 2-4 people. Take the moment to slow down and enjoy the season together.

Christmas Craft-tea Camp
2024-12-23 09:00 - 15:00
Camp hours: 9-3pm
No extra care available
Ages 4 and older
Our 4th annual CHRISTMAS CRAFT CAMP led by our in-house creatives is an excellent opportunity for children to check off multiple boxes during this break. Campers reap the benefit of our normal camp program while making one-of-a-kind Christmas presents.
Through creative play we improve social graces, mealtime manners and help children develop an appreciation for common courtesies all the while making new friends and having fun.
Beyond the normal, high-energy camp schedule we are adding very festive and creative gift-worthy crafts to each day. Each child will have more dedicated attention and ample time for their craft! Campers will make their own presents for loved ones and take them home wrapped and ready to put under the tree. These will be cherished keepsakes that will have everyone oohing and awing over the attention to detail and creativi-TEA!
It is no secret interaction with peers is a key component to a well-rounded education and upbringing. This small camp environment allows children to enjoy the merits of a comfortable and safe setting for social interaction, hosted by caring staff. Manners Camp is an on-going skill building program, encouraging positive behaviors, responsibility and good old-fashioned fun. Lessons in etiquette and social graces along with arts, crafts and creative play for every age is a staple to each day.
See below for details about our Counselor in Training (CIT) Program for children 11 years and older.
LUNCH
Catered Lunch is available. Children may also bring their own lunch.
SCHEDULE9-3pm: CAMP9-10am: Morning exercises (treasure hunts, dancing & more!)10-11:15am: Table manners and tea time11:15-12:00pm: Clean up and play time12-1pm: Semi-fancy lunch followed by big screen movie time to rest1-2pm: Outdoor games (weather permitting)2-2:45pm: Arts & crafts2:45-3pm: Clean up and prepare for parent pick up
REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONSCamp reservations are non-refundable. It is our pleasure to transfer your registration with at least one week notice to any available date through the remainder of the year.
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING PROGRAM (CIT)
This program is a wonderful addition to our Manners and Tea Camp and geared specifically for older campers who feel they have grown out of the normal camp but still enjoy the tearoom (11 years and older).
CITs take a more active leadership role in learning effective ways to interact with younger children, help with set up, cleanup and transitioning between crafts and activities. They have a behind the scenes view of camp and become part a valued part of our TEAm. CITs receive advanced training in the art of etiquette and social graces while also enjoying a spot of tea and all the other fun aspects of camp.
Staff will work with CITs to develop a more advanced approach to the skills we teach and model as well as review their progress and performance.
Please register your child for camp as you would normally but in the notes section mention you are registering as a CIT. We offer no more than two CIT position per camp.

Manners & Tea Camp
2025-01-02 09:00 - 2025-01-03 15:00, 2025-01-06 08:00 - 2025-01-07 17:00, 2025-01-17 08:00 - 17:00, 2025-01-20 08:00 - 2025-01-21 17:00, 2025-01-29 08:00 - 2025-01-31 17:00
Ages: 4 and older (must be potty trained)
It is no secret interaction with peers is a key component to a well-rounded education and upbringing. This small camp environment allows children to enjoy the merits of a comfortable and safe setting for social interaction, hosted by caring staff. Manners Camp is an on-going skill building program, encouraging positive behaviors, responsibility and good old-fashioned fun. Lessons in etiquette and social graces along with arts, crafts and creative play for every age is a staple to each day.
See below for details about our Counselor in Training (CIT) Program for children 11 years and older.
LUNCHYou may send your child with a packed lunch. We also offer catered lunch by Northside Social. Orders are taken upon arrival and options include: chicken strips, hamburger or cheeseburger, cheese or pepperoni pizza, peanut butter and jelly on croissant or house salad. All entrees come with chips and fresh fruit.
EXTENDED CAREEarly bird drop-off (8-9am) and Late Owl pick-up (3-5pm) are included in Extended Care. This is a flat rate, which is not pro-rated for singular attendance to morning or afternoon care. Late pick-ups may be charged Extended Care fee. Any pick-ups after 5pm will be charged a late fee.
SCHEDULE8-9am: Early Bird drop off9-3pm: CAMP9-10am: Morning exercises (treasure hunts, dancing, & more!)10-11:15am: Table manners and tea time11:15-12:00pm: Clean up and play time12-1pm: Semi-fancy lunch followed by big screen movie time to rest1-2pm: Outdoor games (weather permitting)2-2:45pm: Arts & crafts2:45-3pm: Clean up and prepare for parent pick up3-5pm: Late Owl pick up
REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONSCamp reservations are non-refundable. It is our pleasure to transfer your registration with at least one week notice to any available date through the remainder of the year.
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING PROGRAM (CIT)
This program is a wonderful addition to our Manners and Tea Camp and geared specifically for older campers who feel they have grown out of the normal camp but still enjoy the tearoom (11 years and older).
CITs take a more active leadership role in learning effective ways to interact with younger children, help with set up, cleanup and transitioning between crafts and activities. They have a behind the scenes view of camp and become part a valued part of our TEAm. CITs receive advanced training in the art of etiquette and social graces while also enjoying a spot of tea and all the other fun aspects of camp.
Staff will work with CITs to develop a more advanced approach to the skills we teach and model as well as review their progress and performance.
Please register your child for camp as you would normally but in the notes section mention you are registering as a CIT. We offer no more than two CIT position per camp.

Manners and Tea Camp
2025-01-04 08:00 - 17:00

SNOW DAY CAMP
2025-01-08 08:00 - 17:00
SNOW DAY CAMP!
Ages: 4 and older (must be potty trained)
It is no secret interaction with peers is a key component to a well-rounded education and upbringing. This small camp environment allows children to enjoy the merits of a comfortable and safe setting for social interaction, hosted by caring staff. Manners Camp is an on-going skill building program, encouraging positive behaviors, responsibility and good old-fashioned fun. Lessons in etiquette and social graces along with arts, crafts and creative play for every age is a staple to each day.
See below for details about our Counselor in Training (CIT) Program for children 11 years and older.
LUNCHYou may send your child with a packed lunch. We also offer catered lunch by Northside Social. Orders are taken upon arrival and options include: chicken strips, hamburger or cheeseburger, cheese or pepperoni pizza, peanut butter and jelly on croissant or house salad. All entrees come with chips and fresh fruit.
EXTENDED CAREEarly bird drop-off (8-9am) and Late Owl pick-up (3-5pm) are included in Extended Care. This is a flat rate, which is not pro-rated for singular attendance to morning or afternoon care. Late pick-ups may be charged Extended Care fee. Any pick-ups after 5pm will be charged a late fee.
SCHEDULE8-9am: Early Bird drop off9-3pm: CAMP9-10am: Morning exercises (treasure hunts, dancing, & more!)10-11:15am: Table manners and tea time11:15-12:00pm: Clean up and play time12-1pm: Semi-fancy lunch followed by big screen movie time to rest1-2pm: Outdoor games (weather permitting)2-2:45pm: Arts & crafts2:45-3pm: Clean up and prepare for parent pick up3-5pm: Late Owl pick up
REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONSCamp reservations are non-refundable. It is our pleasure to transfer your registration with at least one week notice to any available date through the remainder of the year.
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING PROGRAM (CIT)
This program is a wonderful addition to our Manners and Tea Camp and geared specifically for older campers who feel they have grown out of the normal camp but still enjoy the tearoom (11 years and older).
CITs take a more active leadership role in learning effective ways to interact with younger children, help with set up, cleanup and transitioning between crafts and activities. They have a behind the scenes view of camp and become part a valued part of our TEAm. CITs receive advanced training in the art of etiquette and social graces while also enjoying a spot of tea and all the other fun aspects of camp.
Staff will work with CITs to develop a more advanced approach to the skills we teach and model as well as review their progress and performance.
Please register your child for camp as you would normally but in the notes section mention you are registering as a CIT. We offer no more than two CIT position per camp.

SNOW DAY CAMP
2025-01-09 08:00 - 17:00
SNOW DAY CAMP #4!
Ages: 4 and older (must be potty trained)
It is no secret interaction with peers is a key component to a well-rounded education and upbringing. This small camp environment allows children to enjoy the merits of a comfortable and safe setting for social interaction, hosted by caring staff. Manners Camp is an on-going skill building program, encouraging positive behaviors, responsibility and good old-fashioned fun. Lessons in etiquette and social graces along with arts, crafts and creative play for every age is a staple to each day.
See below for details about our Counselor in Training (CIT) Program for children 11 years and older.
LUNCHYou may send your child with a packed lunch. We also offer catered lunch by Northside Social. Orders are taken upon arrival and options include: chicken strips, hamburger or cheeseburger, cheese or pepperoni pizza, peanut butter and jelly on croissant or house salad. All entrees come with chips and fresh fruit.
EXTENDED CAREEarly bird drop-off (8-9am) and Late Owl pick-up (3-5pm) are included in Extended Care. This is a flat rate, which is not pro-rated for singular attendance to morning or afternoon care. Late pick-ups may be charged Extended Care fee. Any pick-ups after 5pm will be charged a late fee.
SCHEDULE8-9am: Early Bird drop off9-3pm: CAMP9-10am: Morning exercises (treasure hunts, dancing, & more!)10-11:15am: Table manners and tea time11:15-12:00pm: Clean up and play time12-1pm: Semi-fancy lunch followed by big screen movie time to rest1-2pm: Outdoor games (weather permitting)2-2:45pm: Arts & crafts2:45-3pm: Clean up and prepare for parent pick up3-5pm: Late Owl pick up
REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONSCamp reservations are non-refundable. It is our pleasure to transfer your registration with at least one week notice to any available date through the remainder of the year.
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING PROGRAM (CIT)
This program is a wonderful addition to our Manners and Tea Camp and geared specifically for older campers who feel they have grown out of the normal camp but still enjoy the tearoom (11 years and older).
CITs take a more active leadership role in learning effective ways to interact with younger children, help with set up, cleanup and transitioning between crafts and activities. They have a behind the scenes view of camp and become part a valued part of our TEAm. CITs receive advanced training in the art of etiquette and social graces while also enjoying a spot of tea and all the other fun aspects of camp.
Staff will work with CITs to develop a more advanced approach to the skills we teach and model as well as review their progress and performance.
Please register your child for camp as you would normally but in the notes section mention you are registering as a CIT. We offer no more than two CIT position per camp.

Family Manners
2025-01-14 17:30 - 19:00
Parent and child (ages 5-9)
5:30-7pm
$150 per couple
$50 per additional guest
Join us for an engaging and educational experience at our Family Manners Program, designed for both adults and children (ages 5–9) to attend together. This interactive class focuses on essential life skills, including dining etiquette, effective communication, body language, and other important manners that help build respectful and confident individuals at home and beyond.
In this program, parents and children will learn together as Mrs. B, a renowned expert in manners and family dynamics, shares valuable insights and practical tips to begin using right away. Through fun and engaging activities, you’ll discover how to foster good manners at the table, improve communication in family settings, and reinforce respectful behaviors in everyday life.
Highlights of the this new class include but are not limited to:

Dining Etiquette: Teach your child proper table manners in a relaxed and fun atmosphere.
Communication Skills: Learn how to encourage polite conversation and active listening.
Body Language: Understand how non-verbal cues impact communication and interaction.
Family Engagement: Parents will be empowered to reinforce the lessons at home, creating a cohesive approach to teaching these good manners.
Tea Time: Enjoy a delightful tea service together as you practice your new skills!

When registering, please let Mrs. B know below what specific areas of improvement you would like to see most in your child and she will creatively include this into the lesson.
This program is designed to create a positive, engaging environment where families can have a great time while learning and growing in their understanding of good manners and why they are important. The is a perfect experience for families looking to cultivate respect and consideration in both children and adults and Mrs. B is a delightful coach.

Braiding 101
2025-01-23 17:30 - 19:00
All ages welcome!
$88 per parent/child couple
5:30-7pm
Learn to braid (and create up-do’s) with confidence. Braiding, one of the oldest known hairstyles in history in almost every continent, has always been about art. We pair this with laughter, practice, a cup of tea and delightful treats. Learning something new should be celebrated!
Guests create a lasting memory with their models and leave feeling more comfortable and confident with styling hair for every-day occasions.
Seats are limited so each student will have one-on-one time to work through the troubling areas of basic or advanced braids and other lovely hairstyles with our instructors.
Please bring your own brush, we have plenty of elastics. You may also bring something for your model to do while seated.
You will enjoy a delightful tea service as you practice your new skills!

Ties & Tiaras Royal Ball with Horse-Drawn Carriage
2025-02-02 13:00 - 14:30
1-2:30pm
$87 per person

Children and adults are cordially invited to join our Ties & Tiaras Royal Ball! All guests will be treated to a resplendent tour through the neighborhood on a real, horse-drawn Cinderella carriage!
An unforgettable experience designed to provide young ladies and gentlemen an engaging experience in a formal setting with their most beloved family and friends. Guests can enjoy desserts, sparkling punch and a craft along with dancing in the grand ballroom.
Professional photos of each guest and of the event will be available to all guests, one week after our event.

After School Etiquette Session
2025-02-03 15:30 - 16:30
$360 per person (tea service included) for the 6-week session
Feb., 3, 10 , 24
Mar., 3, 10, 17
Do good manners really make a difference? Absolutely!
This is a unique opportunity for older children to improve their manners by building on what they have already learned. This is an after school program designed to refresh the maturing child’s ability to live a fuller life through perfecting his or her own behavior. Whether your child needs to strengthen his or her communication skills, improve dining habits, or be reminded of how to engage in social settings, this is the course for it!
Mrs. B guides students, from start to finish, in what are the best practices when it comes to social nuances and dining etiquette. The lessons are catered to the students in attendance, but will also include:
– introductions
– carrying on conversation
– reading social queues
– formal and informal table settings
– verbal and written communication
– serving ourselves and others
– using utensils properly
– anticipating and reacting kindly
We are passionate about teaching practical manners in the most engaging and impressionable way. Good manners, after all, are a ticket to elevated experiences and good times in life. The way one behaves is a gift to oneself and to others.
This is an excellent opportunity for children to make new friends, learn new things, and to practice navigating social gatherings with ease and joy. Please allow your child to join us. Mrs. B and her team are happy to help you bring out the best in your child.

Grandmothers Gathering & Tea
2025-02-05 10:30 - 12:00
10:30am-12pm
$20 per person

Calling all grandmothers (or friends in this age group) – this is a gathering to celebrate our family, faith and develop lasting friendships. Whether you are in the area to help your grandchildren grow or just finished a career we have a seat for you!

This is an opportunity to share your values, wisdom and experience while enjoying treasures of the tearoom. Mrs. B’s grandmother played a vital role in her development and helped shape her into the woman she is today. Now she gets to witness the same rich dynamic between her mother-in-love, who lives in the area, and her own children.

Fellowship and tea is the perfect way to celebrate such special women! We want to spoil you with a proper tea service while you visit with other wonderful women in the same chapter in life.

10:30am – Prayer
10:45am – Show and Share: Pictures and highlights of grandchildren, family and your favorite lessons in etiquette
11am – Tea service

Fairy Tea
2025-02-08 10:00 - 11:30
$68 per person (purchase one ticket per guest attending, adult or child)
All ages welcome (children must be accompanied by an adult)

While Mrs. B is away, please join her fairy friends for a fancy soiree. If you are looking for a special outing designed with the littlest ones in mind, this is it. Both children and Mrs. B’s favorite fairies alike will entertain and delight you with good manners, songs, sincere smiles and joy that cannot be contained. Our elegant tablescape is set to impress and put your busy heart at rest. Enjoy a proper tea service with savories, sweets, tea and fresh squeezed lemonade.

Come to tea and flutter your own wings or borrow some of ours. Sweet memories will take on a new twist at this whimsical fairy tea party!

Family Manners
2025-02-09 16:00 - 17:30
Parent and child (ages 5-9)
4-5:30pm
$150 per couple
$50 per additional guest
Join us for an engaging and educational experience at our Family Manners Program, designed for both adults and children (ages 5–9) to attend together. This interactive class focuses on essential life skills, including dining etiquette, effective communication, body language, and other important manners that help build respectful and confident individuals at home and beyond.
In this program, parents and children will learn together as Mrs. B, a renowned expert in manners and family dynamics, shares valuable insights and practical tips to begin using right away. Through fun and engaging activities, you’ll discover how to foster good manners at the table, improve communication in family settings, and reinforce respectful behaviors in everyday life.
Highlights of the this new class include but are not limited to:

Dining Etiquette: Teach your child proper table manners in a relaxed and fun atmosphere.
Communication Skills: Learn how to encourage polite conversation and active listening.
Body Language: Understand how non-verbal cues impact communication and interaction.
Family Engagement: Parents will be empowered to reinforce the lessons at home, creating a cohesive approach to teaching these good manners.
Tea Time: Enjoy a delightful tea service together as you practice your new skills!

When registering, please let Mrs. B know below what specific areas of improvement you would like to see most in your child and she will creatively include this into the lesson.
This program is designed to create a positive, engaging environment where families can have a great time while learning and growing in their understanding of good manners and why they are important. The is a perfect experience for families looking to cultivate respect and consideration in both children and adults and Mrs. B is a delightful coach.

SNOW DAY CAMP
2025-02-12 09:00 - 15:00
SNOW DAY CAMP!
Ages: 4 and older (must be potty trained)
9-3pm only
It is no secret interaction with peers is a key component to a well-rounded education and upbringing. This small camp environment allows children to enjoy the merits of a comfortable and safe setting for social interaction, hosted by caring staff. Manners Camp is an on-going skill building program, encouraging positive behaviors, responsibility and good old-fashioned fun. Lessons in etiquette and social graces along with arts, crafts and creative play for every age is a staple to each day.
See below for details about our Counselor in Training (CIT) Program for children 11 years and older.
LUNCHYou may send your child with a packed lunch. We also offer catered lunch by Northside Social. Orders are taken upon arrival and options include: chicken strips, hamburger or cheeseburger, cheese or pepperoni pizza, peanut butter and jelly on croissant or house salad. All entrees come with chips and fresh fruit.
SCHEDULE9-3pm: CAMP9-10am: Morning exercises (treasure hunts, dancing, & more!)10-11:15am: Table manners and tea time11:15-12:00pm: Clean up and play time12-1pm: Semi-fancy lunch followed by big screen movie time to rest1-2pm: Outdoor games (weather permitting)2-2:45pm: Arts & crafts2:45-3pm: Clean up and prepare for parent pick upREFUNDS/CANCELLATIONSCamp reservations are non-refundable. It is our pleasure to transfer your registration with at least one week notice to any available date through the remainder of the year.
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING PROGRAM (CIT)
This program is a wonderful addition to our Manners and Tea Camp and geared specifically for older campers who feel they have grown out of the normal camp but still enjoy the tearoom (11 years and older).
CITs take a more active leadership role in learning effective ways to interact with younger children, help with set up, cleanup and transitioning between crafts and activities. They have a behind the scenes view of camp and become part a valued part of our TEAm. CITs receive advanced training in the art of etiquette and social graces while also enjoying a spot of tea and all the other fun aspects of camp.
Staff will work with CITs to develop a more advanced approach to the skills we teach and model as well as review their progress and performance.
Please register your child for camp as you would normally but in the notes section mention you are registering as a CIT. We offer no more than two CIT position per camp.

Mahjong League
2025-02-12 19:00 - 21:00
Mahjong League
Hosted by Tori Rittinger
Talk Tiles to Me
Session 1: Jan 15, 22, 29, Feb. 5 – SOLD OUT
Session 2: Feb.12, 19, 26, March 5
Mahjong registration link: https://calendly.com/talktilestome/mahjong-league-session-2

St. Valentine's Tea
2025-02-13 13:00 - 17:30
1-2:30pm
4-5:30pm
$78 per person (please purchase one ticket per person)

May we have the honor of treating you and your special loved one to tea? Private tables will be set to for each party. Please no more than six guests per party. The tea room will be decorated to impress–perfect for pictures or simply enjoying eye candy. A decadent tea service with dainty savories and desserts will spoil even the sweetest among us. Please come dressed in your Sunday best and we will take care of the rest – accessories galore with hats, fascinators, tiaras, baubles and bows.
We are delighted to serve you and yours for this special public tea!

St. Valentine's Tea
2025-02-14 10:00 - 14:30
10-11:30am
1-2:30pm
$78 per person (please purchase one ticket per person)

May we have the honor of treating you and your special loved one to tea? Private tables will be set to for each party. Please no more than five guests per party. The tea room will be decorated to impress–perfect for pictures or simply enjoying eye candy. A decadent tea service with dainty savories and desserts will spoil even the sweetest among us. Please come dressed in your Sunday best and we will take care of the rest – accessories galore with hats, fascinators, tiaras, baubles and bows.

We are delighted to serve you and yours for this special public tea!
