“I’ll make you two promises: a very good steak, medium rare, and the truth, which is very rare.” – Ava Gardner as Eleanor Holbrook in Seven Days in May (1964) – Seven Days in May is a Cold War-era…
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The Ava Gardner™ Trust and Legacy Talent and Entertainment have partnered with Seven Jars Distillery, a craft distillery based in Charlotte, North Carolina, to produce the Ava Gardner Select Bourbon…
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After closing to the public in March, the Board, Executive Director, and staff of the Ava Gardner Museum were excited to reopen to in-person visitors on Saturday, September 5, 2020. We’re open every…
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“Of all the pictures I’ve made, and honey, you better believe I have no idea exactly how much territory that covers, there’s no doubt that The Barefoot Contessa is the one that most people identify…
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The Ava Gardner Museum is very excited to present a guest blog post from a young Ava Gardner fan from the UK. You can follow Alexandra's Instagram account where she shares about her love of Ava as…
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The Ava Gardner Museum is participating in Hometowns to Hollywood's Wedding Bells Blogathon! This is our third and final post for the blogathon. For more posts about weddings on and off screen during…
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The Ava Gardner Museum is participating in Hometowns to Hollywood's Wedding Bells Blogathon! We will be sharing blog posts about Ava's three weddings & marriages over the next few days. For more…
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The Ava Gardner Museum is participating in Hometowns to Hollywood's Wedding Bells Blogathon! We will be sharing blog posts about Ava's three weddings & marriages over the next few days. For more…
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On the Beach premiered on December 17, 1959 simultaneously in 18 different theaters on all 7 continents. Premieres were held in New York, Hollywood, London, Rome, Tokyo, Caracas, and Melbourne, among…
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Ava Gardner was a Southern woman through and through. In her autobiography she talks about food & family and brags about her mother's cooking. “The kitchen…always looked as though a hurricane had just…
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