Featuring:
Blake Mitchell as F. Scott Fitzgerald
Sarah Harbaugh as Zelda in 1918
Savannah Bracewell as Zelda in 1924
Kelsey Kilgore as Zelda in 1948
Nicholas Robertson on piano
The subject matter is PG-13 due to language and adult situations.
Valentine's Day is coming up! Unsure of what to say? For every $10 donation, we'll send a handwritten note to your sweetheart. F. Scott Fitzgerald certainly knew how to woo with words, so include your favorite Fitzgerald quote, or send us your own!
What better way to support the only museum dedicated to one of the most tragic & beautiful romances of our time?
Send contact information, including name & full address and your message to thefitzgeraldmuseum@gmail.com or submit information here on the website.
Enjoy free admission, refreshments and more as we invite you to join our annual Christmas Open House. The Fitzgeralds' enjoyed a unique Christmas within the Felder home, blocking off a diorama that they built for Scottie that featured various civilizations and events across the world.
We are pleased to announce the opening of the new Scott Suite at the Fitzgerald Museum. Click here to book a stay!
Join us as we talk about Scott & Zelda's only daughter, and child of the Jazz Age, Scottie Fitzgerald in our inaugural celebration. We'll be highlighting the various locations in which she was raised, her attempt to save her mother's childhood home and the last decade of her life here in Montgomery.
Every year, we celebrate our favorite Jazz Age writer with a featured gallery, but this year we have a special announcement! Join us as we review the life and lasting legacy of F. Scott Fitzgerald and enjoy free admission to the museum.
Monroe County Museum will host Dr. Alaina Doten, historian and curator of the F. Scott; Zelda Fitzgerald Museum in Montgomery, for the program “Zelda in Alabama” at 6:00 pm on Thursday, September 13. Dr. Doten will present a slideshow of photographs and images celebrating the time spent by the Fitzgeralds in Montgomery, writing portions of their respective novels Save Me the Waltz and Tender is the Night.
Biscuits and peaches will be served as part of the refreshments in honor of Zelda.
Free and open to the public.
Every year, the F. Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum hosts two annual writing competitions, Poetry & Short Story, in an effort to encourage writers of all ages to carry on the literary legacy of Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald.
Submission and Guidelines will be posted on the website on August 25th and submissions will be accepted from September 1st through December 31st.
The Literary Contest will be judged by a panel of writers and creatives. Award announcements will be made on March 15, 2019.
For more information, you can reach out to foster.dickson@gmail.com.
Once you've completed the form above, we will be in contact to request a PDF file of your competition submission. We ask that all submissions be in the requested format as outlined in the above guidelines. We have the right to revoke any submissions that do not adhere to the guidelines. Submissions will not be accepted after December 31, 2018. If you have any further questions, please reach out to thefitzgeraldmuseum@gmail.com
Come Join us on the grounds of the Fitz for the "after party" clean up day!
This year's Gala & Silent Auction is a step back in time- 100 years to be exact! We are 'In the Pines' and back on the museum grounds as we celebrate the 100th anniversary of F. Scott & Zelda's meeting in Montgomery in 1918.
This annual event is not only a celebration in style, but the museum's largest annual fundraiser! Your ticket purchase goes directly toward preserving and restoring the only dedicated museum to F. Scott & Zelda in the world.
