Frank Lloyd Wright Trust Members and Neighbors, join us for a festive holiday shopping event at your hometown museum shop. We have a fresh selection of unique, locally inspired tableware, ornaments, home décor items, last-minute gifts and stocking stuffers for everyone on your list. Stop by for relaxed shopping for a great local cause!

The annual Wright Plus Housewalk features rare interior tours of private homes and public buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and his contemporaries in Oak Park, Illinois. Experience history and enjoy a festive day.

Enrich your Wright Plus experience with an engaging panel discussion of the recent restoration of Wright’s iconic Robie House. Following the program, experience and explore the restored Robie House for yourself at an exclusive cocktail reception.

Extend your Wright Plus experience with a luxury day trip to tour Fabyan Villa, an expansive complex remodeled by Wright on the Fox River, and Muirhead Farmhouse, Wright’s Usonian solution for a working farm and a growing family.

May 10-21, 2019

Travel in the architect’s footsteps and into the heart of Japanese culture, discovering what Wright loved about Japan and the ideas from “that great East” which proved influential throughout his career. Fall in love with Japan, as Wright did, on this 11-day, 10-night journey.

June 6-15, 2019

Enjoy exclusive access and curator-led tours of buildings and collections that represent the very best of the British Arts and Crafts movement in London, Glasgow and the Cotswolds, where the Arts and Crafts movement flourished at the turn of the last century.

September 6-9, 2019

Drawn to the region by prosperous clients, the nation’s most progressive architects and designers, including H.H. Richardson, Louis Sullivan, Daniel Burnham and Frank Lloyd Wright helped shape a grand vision for Buffalo as a modern American city.

October 18-26, 2019

Explore Barcelona and Bilbao, two cities renowned for their history and culture, where striking modern architecture stands side-by-side with centuries of tradition.