The Brick Store Museum invites literature lovers and history enthusiasts to an afternoon tea with Louisa May Alcott. The event will take place on April 12 at 2 p.m. and offers an opportunity to meet the famed author of “Little Women,” through the portrayal of a historical interpreter.

According to a news release, “renowned performer and historian Laura Rocklyn will bring Alcott to life, sharing her experiences as a groundbreaking female author, her life in Concord, Massachusetts, and the inspirations behind her beloved works. Rocklyn, a professional actress and writer specializing in historical interpretation, has captivated audiences with her immersive and meticulously researched portrayals of literary and historical figures.”

Guests will be transported to the 19th century as Alcott shares her world, and attendees will have the chance to engage in a question-and-answer session, gaining insight into Alcott’s literary legacy and the societal influences that shaped her stories.

In addition to the immersive experience, the event serves as a fundraiser to support the Brick Store Museum’s mission of preserving and sharing local history. Tea and light refreshments will be served, adding to the authentic period atmosphere.

For tickets, visit ww.brickstoremuseum.org.