Revolutionary Acts – Women’s Suffrage, the Hepburns, and America’s Founding Ideals

Museum Talk

As America commemorates its 250th anniversary, join public historian Jessica Jenkins to explore the revolutionary history of women’s suffrage. Delve into the nation’s founding ideals and learn how these beliefs shaped Connecticut’s journey to secure voting rights for women.

Parking

Parking at the Kate is free and easy! There is not one dedicated parking lot; however, there is ample parking surrounding the venue.

Parking on the street is limited and shared by all Main Street merchants. We ask that you consider one of the suggested off-street parking locations in blue where Kate patrons have permission to park.

Shows start promptly at the time posted to our website and printed on your tickets. Planning to arrive 15 minutes prior to the show is always a great idea—plus, it gives you a few minutes to explore the Katharine Hepburn Museum!

Directions

The Kate is located at 300 Main Street in downtown Old Saybrook, a short distance from the I-95 corridor as well as the Route 9/I-95 interchange. Get Driving Directions