The event is open to everyone. 

This will be a fun and informal opportunity to celebrate the garden, learn about its history, and connect with others in the community. Dr. Jim Krupa will lead the tour.

We’ll have tea cakes, homemade lemonade, and other garden-inspired treats for everyone to enjoy. I’ve also planned a scavenger hunt to encourage guests to explore the garden and engage with the site’s history. A family tree will be on display during the event, and it’s also available on the website. This website focuses on the garden as a whole but is still under construction.

If you're unable to attend, you can listen to the podcast where Dr. Krupa discusses the biodiversity and history of the garden.