Men may have cast the tea into Boston Harbor, but women made liberty a daily tradition.

In the wake of the Boston Tea Party, colonial women took a stand in their own homes—refusing to serve imported British tea. Instead, they turned to what they could grow in their own orchards and gardens. These homegrown brews became known as “Liberty Teas,” made from herbs, flowers, and local plants cultivated in “Liberty Gardens.” With creativity and patriotism in every cup, even their teapots were reborn as “Liberty Pots.”

So as we celebrate the America 250th Anniversary today, we celebrate their spirit—raising our cups not just for tea, but for independence, liberty, and a touch of revolutionary charm.

✨ Be a Table Hostess: Gather 7 of your favorite friends, design a stunning table, and enjoy an elegant afternoon filled with tea, laughter, and charm. Make it beautiful, make it fun, make it yours!

🌸 Table Design Contest: Let your creativity shine! Guests will vote for their favorite tables, and the winning design will be celebrated at the end of the party.

👗 Be a Model: Step into the spotlight and showcase the fabulous collections from Genesis House Boutique—bring style, confidence, and a touch of sparkle to the runway!

Enjoy great songs from soloist Rachel Holt