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First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library


205 Market Avenue
Canton, OH 44702
United States

(??.? miles from you)

Visit Web Site FILA_Info@nps.gov

Call: 330-452-0876


First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

Third Thursday: From the Kitchen to the Heartland
Third Thursday: From the Kitchen to the Heartland
Third Thursday: From the Kitchen to the Heartland
Third Thursday: From the Kitchen to the Heartland
Cost: $15.00 - $29.00 USD
Booking options: General Admission, Reservations Required, Purchase Online
Ages: All Ages
Plan to spend:
Thursday, October 15th 2026
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (EST)

Get a taste of White House history as we explore the menus and meals served to the First Family, dignitaries, and guests.

Step inside the fascinating world of the White House kitchen as we explore the stories behind the menus and meals that helped shape presidential history.

Discover how food has reflected changing tastes, celebrated milestone events, and offered a glimpse into the lives of America's First Families through historic White House menus from the National First Ladies collection.

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First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

205 Market Avenue

Canton, OH United States

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    First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

    Third Thursday: Vital Voices with Andrew Och

    First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

    Third Thursday: Vital Voices with Andrew Och
    Explore how First Ladies have supported U.S. military service members and veterans since the end of the Revolutionary War. Join historian Andrew Och, known as The First Ladies Man, for a fascinating look at how America’s First Ladies have supported military veterans throughout U.S. history, while enjoying wine & cheese! Long before initiatives like Be Best, Let’s Move!, and Just Say No, First Ladies were using their influence to improve the lives of Americans and advocate for important causes!

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