Tours introduce visitors to the Hagans’ commission of Frank Lloyd Wright, his enduring architectural vision, and the Palumbo family’s ongoing stewardship. Expert guides bring the house to life through history, detail and insight.

Guided House Tours

For fans of history, interior design, architecture and the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright! A 45-minute tour of the interior and exterior of Kentuck Knob, accompanied by a Tour Guide. Learn about the Hagans, the family who had the house designed and built, Frank Lloyd Wright, the world-renowned architect who envisioned Kentuck Knob, and the Palumbos, the family currently preserving the house.

• Adults : $35 per guest

• Students (6 and older) : $20 per student

• Military & Veterans : $28 per guest with valid ID

In-Depth House Tours

Perfect for the dedicated Frank Lloyd Wright aficionado! A 90-minute tour of the exterior and full interior of Kentuck Knob, accompanied by a Tour Guide, offering more time for conversation, questions and stories. See spaces not available on the Guided House Tour, including the courtyard storage room and the house's unique basement.

In-Depth Tour : $85 per guest

Limited Availability

Woodland Walk Grounds Pass

Explore the Laurel Highlands of Western Pennsylvania, its natural beauty and the genius of Frank Lloyd Wright. The sculpture collection at Kentuck Knob sited along the walking trail features works by contemporary artists such as Sir Anthony Caro, Andy Goldsworthy, and many more.

House interior NOT included.

• Adults: $10.00

• Students: $6.00

• FREE for children younger than 6 years of age.

FRIDAYS WITH FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT

A 60-minute guided tour of the exterior and interior of Kentuck Knob, followed by a freeform discussion of the house and Frank Lloyd Wright with your knowledgeable Tour Guide.

Refreshments will be served.

Fridays at 4:00 PM • June through October

TICKETS: $60.00 per guest

Limited Availability

Anniversary Celebration Dinner & Tour

Celebrate the decades with us! This year, we celebrate 70 years of Kentuck Knob, the house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for I.N. & Bernardine Hagan, 40 years of stewardship by the Palumbo family, and 30 years open to the public as an architectural museum.

A 60-minute guided tour of the exterior and interior of Kentuck Knob, followed by a catered dinner under the Visitors Center Pavilion.

Saturday, July 18, 2026 at 4:30 PM

TICKETS: $120.00 per guest

Limited Availability

Sunrise House Tours

Perched above the Youghiogheny River Gorge, Kentuck Knob offers a breathtaking eastward panorama. Begin an unforgettable morning with a sunrise coffee and pastries, followed by a guided tour of FLW’s mountain masterpiece. A 45-minute tour of the interior and exterior of Kentuck Knob, accompanied by a Tour Guide.

Breakfast refreshments will be served.

Saturdays in September: 5th, 12th & 19th
at 6:00 AM

Tickets: $75 per guest

Limited Availability

Important Information

Book in advance: Walk-ins accommodated when possible

48-hour cancellation policy: Tours may be rescheduled within the season

Age requirement Children must be 6+ to tour the house. Younger children may enjoy the Woodland Walk with supervision

Arrive on time: Late arrivals may join another tour if available

Tours begin at the Visitors Center: With a short shuttle ride to the house

Help preserve the house: By not touching or leaning on surfaces

Allow 90 minutes: For your visit

Reciprocal Memberships

Kentuck Knob participates in the Frank Lloyd Wright Reciprocal Membership Program. Reciprocal Members receive one complimentary guided house tour. Advance reservations are recommended — please call (724) 329-1901 For full details, visit the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

2026 Season Hours

March 14th to November 30th

Open daily: 9am - 4pm
Wednesdays: 12pm - 4pm

November 2nd to November 29th

Open daily: 10am – 3pm
Wednesdays: 12pm – 3pm

December Weekends & 26 - 30 December

Weekends: 10am – 3pm
26 – 30 December: 10am – 3pm

"the house of moderate cost is not only america’s major architectural problem but the problem most difficult for her major architects"

— frank lloyd wright