Events at Taylor-Grady House
Taylor-Grady House stands as a cherished gathering place for our community, welcoming a diverse array of events from enchanting weddings and dynamic corporate gatherings to captivating musical performances, vibrant art programs, and enriching classes. This historic venue invites you to create unforgettable moments and connections within its storied walls.
Celebrate Fall at Taylor-Grady House
October 3–12, 2025 | Athens, Georgia
Athens’ beloved Taylor-Grady House invites the community to experience a rich week of fall programming that blends art, heritage, and hospitality. From October 3–12, the Fall festivities at Taylor-Grady House will include a Quilt & Lace Exhibition, an Opening Reception and a lively outdoor Fall Festival—each offering a unique way to engage with this historic site.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
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Quilt & Lace Exhibition
October 3-12, 2025
A stunning display of antique and contemporary quilts and laceworks, presented throughout the historic rooms of the Taylor-Grady House.
Opening Reception: October 3 | 5 PM | $15 per person
Enjoy light refreshments and an exclusive first look at the exhibition during this special, ticketed event. -
Fall Festival
October 11 | 10 AM – 3 PM | Free & Open to the Public
A day of community fun featuring local vendors, live entertainment, period demonstrations, and seasonal refreshments—perfect for families and history lovers alike.
“This October, we’re not just celebrating fall—we’re honoring the living history of the Taylor-Grady House,” said Ben Gerarve, Events Chair. “From the revival of the summer kitchen to the vibrant community festival, each event offers a meaningful connection to this place and its evolving story.”
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Autumn Harvest Feast
October 12 | 5 PM - 8 PM
Join us Oct 12 for the Autumn Harvest Feast—an elegant farm-to-table dinner & fundraiser celebrating 18 seasons of Athens Farmers Market.
Your ticket includes:
A full dinner experience with appetizers, mains, sides, and desserts. Unlimited wine, beer, and specialty cocktails! Access to the stunning grounds of the historic Taylor-Grady House