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Please note: All events and prices are subject to change without notice. Special event rates may vary.

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Date:
January 5
Time:
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Address:
523 S. Webster St.
Naperville, IL 60540
Contact:
630.420.6010
Cost:
$15/per program or $50/for the series of four Reservations are recommended.
ADA:
Yes

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Tea Service

Tea & Talk Kick-off Party

Saturday, January 5

Are you a fan of the hit television drama Downton Abbey? Join other fans as Naper Settlement hosts four fun programs exploring the passion, nobility, treachery and looming change from the Edwardian era through 1920s. Join us for an afternoon of Downton Abbey-inspired activities on the eve of the third season premier. Enjoy tea and sweet treats while playing a rousing game of series trivia, set amidst a village flower show. Trivia teams are limited to four people; join as a team or as individuals. Feel free to get in the spirit of the day and wear your best hat, gloves and accessories, historic or contemporary! Floral arrangements made by the Weed Ladies will be available for purchase. For teens to adult.

Tea & Talk Kick Off Party - Saturday, January 5  |  4-5:30 p.m.
Tea & Talk Tuesday Session 1 - Tuesday, January 15  |  7-8 p.m.   
Tea & Talk Tuesday Session 2 - Tuesday, January 29  |  7-8 p.m.   
Tea & Talk Tuesday Session 3 - Wrap up - Tuesday, February 12  |  7-8 p.m.

Attend one or all of the programs in the series.
$50/for the series of four




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