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Admits one senior (65+) or college student (with ID) to the museum house.

Admits one child, age 7 - 17, to the Museum House

Enjoy a Spring outing in the historic garden of the Museum. Parties of two to six people are welcome for a seating under the tent. Your ticket fee includes tea, tea sandwiches, scones and desserts. Spring dress encouraged! Seating is limited for your safety. Should the first seating fill a second seating at 12:15pm will be made available. 48 hours notice is required to receive a refund for canceled reservations.

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Lecture and Book Signing with Author Jana Milbocker Do you enjoy touring beautiful gardens? We will show you the best public gardens, nursery display gardens, and private gardens open to the public in the Northeast to visit for inspiration! Learn about each garden's highlights, ideal times to visit, and enjoy a visual tour of each amazing destination. Arrive at 5pm for refreshments in the garden. Lecture begins at 5:30pm under the tent. .

Lecture and Book Signing with Author Jana Milbocker Do you enjoy touring beautiful gardens? We will show you the best public gardens, nursery display gardens, and private gardens open to the public in the Northeast to visit for inspiration! Learn about each garden's highlights, ideal times to visit, and enjoy a visual tour of each amazing destination. Arrive at 5pm for refreshments in the garden. Lecture begins at 5:30pm under the tent. .

Paint in the beautiful gardens of the Rotch-Jones-Duff estate. “En plein air", meaning, in the open air, allows you to paint from direct observation. Students with no experience, as well as those with some experience, are welcome. The instructor will concentrate on working individually with students in order to maximize individual learning. Join any day for a single class experience, or register for the series.

Paint in the beautiful gardens of the Rotch-Jones-Duff estate. “En plein air", meaning, in the open air, allows you to paint from direct observation. Students with no experience, as well as those with some experience, are welcome. The instructor will concentrate on working individually with students in order to maximize individual learning. Join any day for a single class experience, or register for the series.

Paint in the beautiful gardens of the Rotch-Jones-Duff estate. “En plein air", meaning, in the open air, allows you to paint from direct observation. Students with no experience, as well as those with some experience, are welcome. The instructor will concentrate on working individually with students in order to maximize individual learning. Join any day for a single class experience, or register for the series.

Paint in the beautiful gardens of the Rotch-Jones-Duff estate. “En plein air", meaning, in the open air, allows you to paint from direct observation. Students with no experience, as well as those with some experience, are welcome. The instructor will concentrate on working individually with students in order to maximize individual learning. Join any day for a single class experience, or register for the series.

Children are invited to explore, play, and create with instructor Samia Walker in the garden of the RJD. Caregivers must stay on site during this class and advance registration is recommended due to limited space.

Children are invited to explore, play, and create with instructor Samia Walker in the garden of the RJD. Caregivers must stay on site during this class and advance registration is recommended due to limited space.

Children are invited to explore, play, and create with instructor Samia Walker in the garden of the RJD. Caregivers must stay on site during this class and advance registration is recommended due to limited space.

Children are invited to explore, play, and create with instructor Samia Walker in the garden of the RJD. Caregivers must stay on site during this class and advance registration is recommended due to limited space.

In the 1910s, Florence Fleming Noyes created dances inspired by music, myth, and nature. A visible women’s suffrage performer, she choreographed the 1913 Suffrage Allegory, performed as part of the National American Woman Suffrage Association march on Washington, and the 1914 Dance of Freedom, performed for suffrage leader Anna Howard Shaw at New York’s Biltmore Hotel. Honoring the centennial of the 19th Amendment, dance artist Meg Brooker reconstructs Noyes’s iconic dances inspired by freedom and nature for performance on the RJD grounds by a group of Noyes Rhythm dancers. Founded in 1912, The Noyes School of Rhythm is dedicated to preserving and passing on Noyes’s work as a dance artist and movement educator. General seating; rain or shine.

In the 1910s, Florence Fleming Noyes created dances inspired by music, myth, and nature. A visible women’s suffrage performer, she choreographed the 1913 Suffrage Allegory, performed as part of the National American Woman Suffrage Association march on Washington, and the 1914 Dance of Freedom, performed for suffrage leader Anna Howard Shaw at New York’s Biltmore Hotel. Honoring the centennial of the 19th Amendment, dance artist Meg Brooker reconstructs Noyes’s iconic dances inspired by freedom and nature for performance on the RJD grounds by a group of Noyes Rhythm dancers. Founded in 1912, The Noyes School of Rhythm is dedicated to preserving and passing on Noyes’s work as a dance artist and movement educator. General seating; rain or shine.

David Austin, a nurseryman from Shropshire England, combined the charm and fragrance of old garden roses with the vibrant color and remondancy (repeat bloom) of modern roses. He called these remarkable plants “English Roses” and they are now grown all over the world. This presentation covers the history of English roses as well as the unique David Austin breeding program. Our speakers address old favorites as well as new introductions plus several varieties that are known to grow well in New England gardens. Your ticket fees support the care and maintenance of RJD’s historic garden.

David Austin, a nurseryman from Shropshire England, combined the charm and fragrance of old garden roses with the vibrant color and remondancy (repeat bloom) of modern roses. He called these remarkable plants “English Roses” and they are now grown all over the world. This presentation covers the history of English roses as well as the unique David Austin breeding program. Our speakers address old favorites as well as new introductions plus several varieties that are known to grow well in New England gardens. Your ticket fees support the care and maintenance of RJD’s historic garden and this package includes a reception with the speakers as well as a signed book.