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Afternoon Tea with Queen Victoria

Join us on Sunday, March 1 from 1:00–3:00 PM for a royal Afternoon Tea with the Queen at the historic 1859 Ashton Villa in Galveston, Texas. Hosted by the Galveston Children’s Museum, this family-friendly Galveston event offers children and caregivers a magical tea party experience featuring tea-time snacks, a sweet treat, and a special meet-and-greet with the Queen. Set inside one of Galveston’s most iconic historic homes, this unforgettable children’s event blends imagination, etiquette, and history — making it one of the most charming things to do in Galveston with kids this spring.

A Delightful Tradition at the Galveston Children's Museum

Afternoon Tea is a charming springtime fundraiser where children—and their grown-ups—dress up, sip tea, and make magical memories together.

This event offers a nod to the Victorian era while supporting the playful future of our community’s children. It’s a sweet tradition that blends elegance, imagination, and the joy of giving back.

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Event Highlights & Cost

  • A special appearance by Queen Victoria herself!

  • Classic tea service with finger foods and sweet treats

  • Fancy dress encouraged—gloves, hats, party dresses

  • Keepsake crafts for children to take home

  • Photo ops and gentle museum play

  • A whimsical, storybook atmosphere for all ages

TickTickets are $30 per guest and includes a royal Afternoon Tea experience at the Galveston Children’s Museum — a family-friendly Galveston event featuring tea-time snacks, a sweet treat, and unforgettable family memories.

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Want to Sponsor or Help Host?

This event is made possible thanks to generous local sponsors and volunteers. If you'd like to get involved, we’d love to hear from you!

Opportunities include:

  • Sponsoring a table or tea service

  • Donating goods, décor, or giveaways

  • Volunteering at a craft or hospitality station

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