This Easter weekend, Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home and studio in Scottsdale, Taliesin West, will host a "Home for the Holidays” half-day event 9 a.m.–noon Saturday, March 30, featuring spring-themed crafts, live music performances, games and more.

Inspired by the traditions of Wright and his apprentices more than 60 years ago - when the group of artisans would host a spring celebration at Taliesin West commemorating the changing of the seasons before making their annual migration back to Wright’s Taliesin home in Wisconsin for the summer - “Home for the Holidays” offers an opportunity for visitors of all ages, new and returning alike, to experience the World Heritage Site through a fresh lens, while spending quality time with loved ones.

Guests can explore Taliesin West, 12621 N. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd., at their own pace while participating in various activities such as paper flower making, spring-themed origami, tissue paper egg decorating, block printing, garden games and an egg search. 

Throughout the grounds, team members and tour guides will be located at “Ask Me” stations, ready to share insights into the history of each space, including the “American Icons: Wright & O’Keeffe” photography exhibition that is currently on view in the dining room. Guests can also relax and unwind on the Sunset Terrace, where artisanal beverages by Theorycraft Coffee will be available for purchase and live music by Meg & The Old Man will serenade visitors alongside breathtaking views of the surrounding desert.

Tickets are $25 for adults, $15 for youth (ages 6–12), $22.50 for Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation members and free for ages five and younger.

Purchase tickets at franklloydwright.org/spring.