Tighten your corset, slip on your morning frock, get out that spring chapeau and smooth on your best white gloves for a tea in the Victorian style Monday in celebration of May as Museum Month.
The Wild Wonderful Women & Friends and the King Vintage Museum are giving everyone a chance to dress up (period costume more than welcome) and join them at Time for Tea in Oakhurst beginning at 11 a.m.
The Strawberries and Pearls: Victorian Tea menu will include peach strawberry tea, assorted tea sandwiches, tea scone with strawberry jam, lemon curd and Devonshire cream, savories and assorted strawberry desserts.
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