• A June visit to a glorious collection of art-filled historic sites.
• A September stroll through a century-old cemetery, filled with surprisingly lively souls.
• A December feast -- yes, eating and drinking -- in half a dozen historic homes.

If you haven't tried one of WAHA’s legendary annual events, you're in for a treat. Here’s our lineup for 2010. Watch this site for ticket ordering information.

Art in Historic Places – Saturday, June 5:

It's our annual June event with a new twist: Art! Our drive-yourself (or bike-yourself) brochure will guide you to a series of historic venues, all showcasing the work of talented
West Adams artists. It's art in architecture – in any order and at your own pace. Tickets will be $25 in advance, $30 at the door.

Living History Tour – Saturday, September 25:

Our Living History Tour has taken on a life of its own. This is our 20th traipse through Angelus-Rosedale Cemetery, where costumed actors portray the stories of the history-makers beneath your feet. Some of the residents have been waiting since 1884, and they have stories to tell! Tickets will be $25 until Sept. 15, $30 afterward.

Holiday Tour – Saturday, December 4 and Sunday, December 5:

"To the Manor Reborn" is the slogan of this year's annual feast, 'cause we're holding it in manor-filled Harvard Heights. It's the height of WAHA's season, as visitors partake of a delicious meal, course by course, while shepherds escort them through half a dozen specially decorated homes. We include champagne and wine to keep things flowing.

The tour costs $60 for WAHA members and $70 for non-members. After November 15, it's $85 for all. There's also a bargain-priced, guide-yourself version early Sunday afternoon for $30 -- without the food and drink.