Wave Hill Events August 26-September 2

With tropical plants, symmetrical pergolas and a tranquil pool, the Aquatic and Monocot Gardens offer an intimate and magical experience. In this special program on Zoom, watch and listen as Wave Hill Gardener Christoher Bivens takes you on a quiet walk exploring the formal design of these two garden “rooms.” Following his presentation, you’ll have a chance to participate in a Q&A with Chris, too.

This week’s Family Art Project is all about connecting to nature. Every plant and nature spot has a story, discover your connection, and create meaningful and fun art.

Rooted Perspectives: Tranquil Design in the Aquatic and Monocot Gardens (Virtual)  

Friday August 27, 12-12:30PM

Rooted Perspectives: Tranquil Design in the Aquatic and Monocot Gardens – Wave Hill Neatly trimmed hedges and symmetrical pergolas provide a framework for grasses, tropical plants and exotic water lilies in the Aquatic and Monocot Gardens. Wave Hill Gardener Christopher Bivens explores how the gardens’ design elements, including water and simplistic geometry, conjure an intimate and transformative space. For the first time, people will be able to experience this reflective … www.wavehill.org

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Family Art Project: Know My Name (On-site)  
Saturday August 28, 10AM-1PM

Family Art Project: Know My Name – Wave Hill As author Robin Wall Kimmerer writes, “Maybe there is no such thing as rain; there are only raindrops, each with its own story.” What are the names and stories of the places in nature special to you? Deepen your connection to your favorite houseplant or spot in the garden by creating a mosaic stepping stone that acts as a label to identify and tell the narrative of these living beings … www.wavehill.org

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Family Art Project: Know My Name (On-site)  
Sunday August 29, 10AM-1PM

Family Art Project: Know My Name – Wave Hill As author Robin Wall Kimmerer writes, “Maybe there is no such thing as rain; there are only raindrops, each with its own story.” What are the names and stories of the places in nature special to you? Deepen your connection to your favorite houseplant or spot in the garden by creating a mosaic stepping stone that acts as a label to identify and tell the narrative of these living beings … www.wavehill.org

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Garden Highlights Walk (On-site)  

Sunday August 22, 2-3PM

Garden Highlights Walk – Wave Hill Join a knowledgeable Wave Hill Garden Guide on a tour of favorite garden areas and summer highlights. Severe weather cancels. Walks do not include the Conservatory at this time. This walk ends at 2:45PM. Garden Highlight Walks are most appropriate for adults or young adults. Not intended for groups; maximum 5 people allowed to register together. www.wavehill.org

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HOURS: 10AM–5:30PM, Tuesday–Sunday.

 

Information at 718.549.3200. On the web at www.wavehill.org.