Seasonal Highlights: Holiday 2022

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A Longwood Christmas

On View

November 18, 2022–January 8, 2023

This holiday season, we showcase botanical splendor at its finest. Our horticulture artists use plants as their palette to create an extraordinary display of floating floral designs, festive trees draped in gilded garland, gardens of bold blooms, an extravagant floral shop dressed for the holidays, and so much more.

Outside, gaze upon botanically inspired light displays, explore enchanting treehouses, savor the sounds of the season, and find new imaginative surprises that are sure to delight.

We have Christmas down to an art.

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Plan Your Visit

What Members and Innovators Need to Know

Free Timed Member Reservations Required Daily Members may visit anytime, but require free, timed Member reservations every day during A Longwood Christmas from open to close. Member reservations should be made in advance as sell out is likely

Gardens Premium Members and those included in their Membership, as well as Innovators, do not require timed reservations.

With a timed Member reservation or timed ticket, you may enter the Gardens as early as a half-hour before (except for 10 am ticketholders) or a half-hour after your entry time. Later or earlier arrivals cannot be accommodated. You may stay as long as you wish once you enter the Gardens.

Once you leave the Gardens, there is no re-entry, so please make sure you have everything you need before you enter.

Member Guests & General Admission Buy Before You Arrive · Timed Tickets Required · Tickets Limited

Admission to A Longwood Christmas is by Timed Admission Ticket only with tickets issued for a specific date and time. Guests not included in a Membership require a Timed Admission Ticket. We cannot accommodate a Member’s request for tickets if we are sold out. Purchase in advance as tickets do sell out.

Using Complimentary Guest Tickets?

Complimentary Guest Tickets are not valid on blackout dates during A Longwood Christmas Blackout days are all Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during A Longwood Christmas through January 1, 2023 and every day December 23, 2022 through January 1, 2023. Timed Admission Tickets or Member reservations are not needed with Complimentary Guest Tickets. Check your tickets as restrictions may apply.

Member reservations & tickets available now: longwoodgardens.org

Enjoy the Splendor

Visiting Tips for A Longwood Christmas

Buy or Reserve Before You Arrive. Free timed Member reservations are required every day during A Longwood Christmas, except for Gardens Premium Members and Innovators. Plan ahead and make your Member reservations in advance. Print your Member reservations and tickets at home and show them upon entry, or go paperless and open them on your smartphone prior to entering the Visitor Center.

Keep Timing in Mind. Reserve an early arrival time and you’ll miss the evening rush of traffic and still have time to explore all the Brandywine Valley has to offer after your visit to the Gardens. Keep in mind, traffic may become heavy approaching Longwood Gardens between 2 and 8 pm.

Be Prepared to Park in Our Main or Remote Lot. Parking is free and our remote lot will be used. Transportation is provided from remote parking areas. Accessible parking with your permit is available in the main lot.

Be Sure You Have All You Need. Once you enter the Gardens, you may stay as long as you wish. Once you leave the Gardens, there is no re-entry, so please make sure you have everything you need before you enter.

Know When to Use Complimentary Tickets. Many Complimentary Admission Tickets, including Member’s Complimentary Guest Tickets, are not valid on blackout dates during A Longwood Christmas. Check your tickets as restrictions may apply.

Get Around the Gardens. Shuttle service is not provided. Scooters, wheelchairs, and strollers are available on a first-come, first-served basis. You are welcome to bring your own mobility device. Electric scooters are not available during inclement weather

Use Our Interactive Map. Visit longwoodgardens.org/maps/christmas on your smartphone to help navigate the display.

Experience Our Lights and Fountains. Our outdoor lights and fire pits begin to come on at 12 pm daily. Our Open Air Theatre fountain shows run daily at 10:15 am and every 15 minutes starting at 12 pm.

Bundle Up! A Longwood Christmas is both indoors and outdoors. Dine With Us. The Café, 1906, Beer Garden (weather permitting), and concessions are all available for you. Make a reservation for your visit day in our full-service restaurant, 1906, at longwoodgardens.org/dine

Shop With Us. Extend our beauty into your home with a visit to The Garden Shop, stocked for the season with horticulturally inspired, handpicked gifts. As re-entry is not permitted, we ask that you shop in The Garden Shop prior to entering the admissions queue or at the conclusion of your visit

Stay Informed. Check our website for real-time ticket and Member reservation availability: longwoodgardens.org

Can’t-Miss Holiday Features

Food & Spirits

Enjoy delicious dining options in our Beer Garden, Café, and 1906 throughout A Longwood Christmas. Outdoor concessions are also available throughout the Gardens.

The Café

Enjoy a la carte options for the entire family, from ready-to-eat sandwiches and salads to hot entrée selections to freshly prepared desserts.

Daily: 11 am–9 pm

Beer Garden

Enjoy tasty pub fare paired with delicious Victory Brewing Company selections.

Monday–Friday: 4–10 pm

Saturday–Sunday: 12–10 pm

Extended hours on select dates. Beer Garden hours are weather permitting and may vary by location.

1906

Savor a full-service dining experience at 1906. Advance registration required. For menus and reservations, visit longwoodgardens.org/dine

A la Carte Lunch

Daily: 11:30 am–2:30 pm

Prix Fixe Dinner

Sunday–Thursday: Seating 5–6:30 pm

Friday–Saturday: Seating 5–8 pm

Garden Railway

Make memories at our holiday Garden Railway. Miniature model trains rumble through a beautifully landscaped setting complete with twinkling lights.

Daily: 10 am–11 pm

Location: Near The Terrace Restaurant Weather permitting

Open Air Theatre Fountain Shows

Our Open Air Theatre fountains run daily at 10:15 am and every 15 minutes starting at 12 pm. Shows are weather permitting.

Holiday Performances

The Olde Towne Carolers will be strolling the outdoor gardens, while Rob Dickenson and the Brandywine Christmas Minstrels and Galena Brass will be performing outside of the Peirce-du Pont House on select dates (see the calendar in this brochure).

Weather permitting.

Fire Pits

Designed and created by our staff, our three unique fire pits are the perfect place to warm up as you explore our outdoor display. Daily: 12–11 pm

Locations: Pumphouse Plaza, Italian Water Garden, Peirce-du Pont House Plaza Weather permitting

Botanically Inspired Holiday Shopping

Discover these gifts and much more at The Garden Shop and—new this year— shop hand-picked, horticulturally inspired selections anytime, anywhere on The Garden Shop online at shop.longwoodgardens.org

(1) Longwood Tote

Show your love for Longwood with this recycled cotton tote. $8

(2) Only in the Forest Jewelry

Botanical beauty meets hand-forged artistry in these jewelry pieces by local artisan Sadie Francis. Prices vary.

(3) Longwood Drinkware

Enjoy these Longwood woodgrain insulated tumblers by Corkcicle. $44–$48

(4) Local Pottery

Handmade with love and real leaves, these trinket dishes are crafted in the Rolling Hills of Bucks County, PA. $42 each

(5) Longwood Collector’s Ornaments

These custom-made ornaments showcase the beauty of iconic Longwood spaces, from our Main Conservatory (pictured) to the Peircedu Pont House and Canopy Cathedral Treehouse. $78 each

(6) Mercury Candle Trees

Scented for the holidays with aromatic evergreens, these candles make for a striking holiday decoration, even when not burning. $34 each

(7) Gift of Lavender Find your calm with scented masks, bath salts, and hand salve. $18–$36, sold separately

(8) Mini Books of Garden Poetry

The beauty of the garden and of the written word unite in these sweet selections. $15 each

(9) Terrariums

Let our team help you achieve an easy-to-care-for oasis in your home with our terrariums, designed and planted onsite. Terrariums available onsite in The Garden Shop only.

(10) Barebones Tools

Work in your garden with these tools exclusively branded for Longwood. $42–$58

(11) Garden Gift Cards* Give the gift of Longwood Gardens.

(12) Gift of Membership*

Give the gift of year-round Gardens access.

*Garden Gift Cards and Gift of Membership are available onsite and online at longwoodgardens.org

Calendar of Events

Chrysanthemum Festival On View

Now–November 13, 2022

Garden Railway On View

Now–January 8, 2023

12

Member Appreciation Day

Featuring a Holiday Shopping Opportunity

Member Orientation 10:30 am and 12 pm1

14 Closed for A Longwood Christmas Installation

The Garden Shop Closed

Discovering Winter Resident Birds 2-part class Begins November 14

15 Closed for A Longwood Christmas Installation

The Garden Shop Closed Sweet Floral Treats: Pumpkin Pie Fully Online 6–8 pm2

Conservatory and Peirce-du Pont

19

A Longwood Christmas On View

Now–January 8, 2023

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

Live Carillon Music with Lisa Lonie 6–8 pm

Bountiful Beginner Thanksgiving Centerpieces 9:30–11:30 am2

Thanksgiving Centerpieces, Gone Cutting-Edge 1–4 pm2

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

20 Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

21 Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

22 Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

Member Talk: The Making of A Longwood Christmas 2022 Fully Online 12 pm4

23 Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

24 Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

16

House Closed for A Longwood Christmas Installation

Outdoor gardens open Member reservations not required The Garden Shop Closed

Conservatory and Peirce-du Pont

25

Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

17

House Closed for A Longwood Christmas Installation

Outdoor gardens open Member reservations not required

The Garden Shop Closed

Plantology on Tap: A Longwood Christmas

The Creamery of Kennett Square Doors open at 5 pm Lecture at 6 pm2

26

Live Carillon Music with R. Robin Austin 6–8 pm

Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

27

Olde Towne Carolers 4:30–8:30 pm

Rob Dickenson and the Brandywine Christmas Minstrels

5–8 pm

Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

28 Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

29 Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

Lights, Camera, Christmas! 3-part class

Begins November 29

30 Live Organ Music with Isabella Isza Wu 5–8 pm*

December

1

Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

Capturing Christmas Magic 3-part class Begins December 1

Sweet Floral Treats: Christmas Cookies Fully Online 6–8 pm2

Olde Towne Carolers

2

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with John Widmann 5–8 pm*

Live Carillon Music with Frank DellaPenna 6–8 pm

Lights! Camera! Christmas! 10:30 pm–1:30 am2

Olde Towne Carolers

3

Rob Dickenson and the Brandywine Christmas Minstrels 5–8 pm

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

Holiday Village Workshop: Hanging Baskets

The Creamery of Kennett Square 1–3 pm2

5

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

Lights, Camera, Christmas! 3-part class December 6

7

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

Professional Horticulture Program Holiday Plant Sale 10 am–6 pm

Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

Professional Horticulture Program Holiday Plant Sale

10 am–6 pm While supplies last

Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

Live Carillon Music with Anton Fleissner 6–8 pm

Botanically Inspired Ornaments 9 am–12 pm2

4

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Emily Amos 5–8 pm*

Holiday Village Workshop: Perfect Poinsettias

The Creamery of Kennett Square 1–3 pm2

Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

Holiday Village Workshop: Indoor-Outdoor Décor

The Creamery of Kennett Square 1–3 pm2

11

Member Orientation

12 pm1

Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Rob Dickenson and the Brandywine Christmas Minstrels

5–8 pm

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

Holiday Village Workshop: Classic Wreaths

The Creamery of Kennett Square 1–3 pm2

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban

5–8 pm*

Olde Towne Carolers

19

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

Olde Towne Carolers

20

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Emily Amos 5–8 pm*

Olde Towne Carolers

12

Winter Discovery Box Registration Closes3

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

13 Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

14 Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

15 Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

Plantology on Tap: O, Christmas Tree

The Creamery of Kennett Square Doors open at 5 pm Lecture at 6 pm2

Olde Towne Carolers

16

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Isabella Isza Wu 5–8 pm*

Live Carillon Music with Noah Kravitz 6–8 pm

17 Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Emily Amos 5–8 pm*

18 Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

21

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Isabella Isza Wu 5–8 pm*

Olde Towne Carolers

22

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Emily Amos 5–8 pm*

Olde Towne Carolers

23

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

Live Carillon Music with Lynnli Wang 6–8 pm

24 Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

Rob Dickenson and the Brandywine Christmas Minstrels 5–8 pm

25

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

Olde Towne Carolers

26

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm* Galena Brass 6–9 pm

Olde Towne Carolers

27

4:30–8:30 pm

28

Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz

5–8 pm*

Galena Brass 6–9 pm

Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

Galena Brass 6–9 pm

29 Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Rudy Lucente 5–8 pm*

Galena Brass 6–9 pm

30 Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

Live Carillon Music with Janet Tebbel 6–8 pm

Galena Brass 6–9 pm

31

Celebrate New Year’s Eve

Olde Towne Carolers

4:30–8:30 pm

Plenty Pepper 5–9 pm

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–7:30 pm*

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban

7:30–10 pm*

Gardens are open until 11 pm.

January

1 Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

Rob Dickenson and the Brandywine Christmas Minstrels 5–8 pm

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with Justin Hartz 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with Isabella Isza Wu 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with Don Kinnier 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with David Christopher 5–8 pm*

Live Carillon Music with Lisa Lonie 6–8 pm

Live Organ Music with Isabella Isza Wu 5–8 pm*

Live Organ Music with Marc Cheban 5–8 pm*

Conservatory and Peircedu Pont House Closed for A Longwood Christmas Removal Outdoor gardens open 10 am–5 pm Member reservations not required

Gardens Closed

Horticulture Engagement & Learning Member Event

Recorded Organ Music

November 19–January 5

Holiday Performances Free with Gardens Admission

Monday–Wednesday: 8–10 pm

Thursday–Sunday: 5–10 pm

Holiday Organ Music Free with Gardens Admission The Garden Shop

Seating is not available for our organ music offerings.

Advance registration required: longwoodgardens.org/member-orientation or 610.388.1000.

Advance registration required: longwoodgardens.org/education

To register: longwoodgardens.org/ education/k 12-programs

Advance registration required: longwoodgardens.org/membership

Please note: Organ Sing-Alongs and choral performances will not take place this year.

Highlights From Our Gardens

Botanical Bliss

This season we’re highlighting the beauty and bounty of the natural world … made even more extraordinary with our signature A Longwood Christmas magic.

Step into the East Conservatory and find yourself immediately greeted by a textural Sempervivum living tree dressed in hundreds of hardy hens-and-chicks. Look up and you’ll discover a series of suspended gold metal orbs embellished with Amaranthus and other preserved botanicals, beckoning you to venture farther inside. There, you’ll find frosty hues of silver and gold, and two large arrangements of white and pink Phalaenopsis orchids and Spanishmoss helping frame the view. On the opposite end of the Oval Basin, the towering East Tree delights with its glittery palm branches, dried hydrangea flowers, and iridescent touches from its fabric garland to its meticulously wrapped packages.

In the Ballroom, the 18-foot Ballroom Tree is a vision of gold, pearl, silver, champagne, and preserved florals … as well as a place of wonder and imagination, thanks to the nine 12-foot Children’s Christmas Trees lovingly dressed in botanically inspired ornaments crafted by local schools and organizations.

From there, make your way into the Exhibition Hall and decide what you want to marvel at first—the living trees of bromeliads and bold tropicals, the jaw-dropping Fern Floor, or the commanding Exhibition Stage Tree dressed in red, gold, champagne, and silver and wrapped in gold ribbon and dried floral garland. The tree overlooks our spectacular Fern Floor, inspired by living garland and the wind-influenced landscape. Along the length of the floor are six trees draped

in warm white lights among dancing fountains and 12 dramatic curvilinear forms of thousands of poinsettias, twisted Dracaena fragrans ‘Tornado’, and rippled Peperomia caperata ‘Frost’ sweeping around the trees. Hanging baskets of poinsettias, Dracaena fragrans ‘Tornado’, and grass starburst forms playfully suspended above complete the scene with their bursts of color and texture.

Ready to be wowed again? Step into the Music Room and find yourself enveloped in an extravagant floral shop in homage to the beauty and grandeur of the floral arts. Working tables give the space the excitement of a bustling floral shop during the

holidays, while an 18-foot Fraser fir draped in floral elements, an artfully arranged mantel of preserved botanicals, an oversized chair covered in moss and floral embellishments, and much more delight the senses. The Music Room is also a place of high fashion, thanks to its two extraordinary floral dresses. Crafted of preserved plant material and faux accents by students of Drexel University’s Fashion Design program, we are so proud to display these works of art, with one appearing in its own shop window setting.

Plus—like a floral shop—the Music Room will be constantly changing. Each week throughout the season, a different large-scale, fresh-cut floral masterpiece created by a Continuing Education floral design instructor will be prominently displayed in this iconic space. Just outside of the Music Room, you’ll also find a botanical gallery showcasing botanical illustrations created by Longwood’s Continuing Education students, herbarium specimens, and charming German glass mushroom ornaments.

In the Main Conservatory, an 18-foot rotating tree turns heads with its pink and red preserved roses, while floral trees filled with Begonia × hiemalis ‘Barkos’ and Euphorbia pulcherrima ‘Fispue White’ add new dimensions of color and form. You’ll find more botanical elements in our Silver Garden and in our Acacia Passage, where grapevine orbs of creamy white

Phalaenopsis orchids, textural Tillandsia and Spanish-moss, and warm white lines float overhead. Follow those orbs to our Orchid House, dressed for its A Longwood Christmas debut with a series of orbs showcasing a variety of orchid genera.

Looking for even more indoor wonderment? It continues in the Peirce-du Pont House, where you’ll find an abundance of natural elements from sugared fruit garland to harvested elements such as fresh and preserved hops and grapevine, all complemented by beautifully festive trees and plenty of Christmas cheer.

Splendor of the Outdoors

Throughout A Longwood Christmas, the beauty of botanical splendor can be experienced indoors and out. The fun starts the moment you arrive, with our Visitor Center outfitted with flocked trees to meticulously crafted wreaths featuring an assortment of botanicals, from moss and lichen to preserved fruit and mushrooms.

From our Visitor Center, turn right and find yourself in a whole new, artful dimension. In our Rose Arbor, you’ll discover a new art piece perched upon the wishing well, with a botanically inspired pattern that radiates an enchanting shadow throughout the space. Stroll down our illuminated Flower Garden Drive and make your way to the ever-popular Wildlife Tree dripping with grains and seeds placed there daily to feed our resident wildlife. This year, the tree features carved gourd lights punctuated with whimsical patterns. Hanging spheres complete with flame-like bulbs adorn our Small Lake landscape before you arrive at the Canopy Cathedral Treehouse There, you’ll find yourself amid a snowy, simplistic setting inspired by kokedama, the Japanese art and traditional practice of potting plants in a ball of moss and displaying them in a dish, mounted, or suspended in the air.

At the Large Lake, look upon botanically inspired luminaria as they shimmer on the water and in our Italian Water Garden, gaze upon a new icy blue and white lights pattern as you warm up by the fire pit. A meandering path of lit grasses

creates a wave of light along the Meadow Boardwalk as you make your way to our beloved 200-foot-long Meadow Tunnel shimmering with light. The Lookout Loft Treehouse stuns with its monochromatic red theme of handcrafted corn husk flowers, winterberry containers, and rich velvet accents. Our Birdhouse Treehouse enchants with its woodland theme, dressed in moss to winter ferns to warm wood tones, while the neighboring Garden Railway delights with our dozens of locomotives and engines rumbling along 500 feet of track—and our fire pit near our Peirce-du Pont House warms the heart and the hands.

Venture to the western end of our Gardens—past our beloved East Conservatory Plaza orbs—and you’ll find a whole lot of new. Enter the Main Fountain Garden via a new, transformative 150-foot-long Main Fountain Garden Tunnel and in the Main Fountain Garden find lit tree forms throughout the basins and octagons, to a walkthrough tree along the south allée, to lights in our Grotto.

For the first time ever, the PearShaped Basin near the Chimes Tower is home to a 30-foot-tall floating tree, lit in stunningly icy elements. After gazing upon the scene, warm up at the fire pit at Pumphouse Plaza

On your way back to the Visitor Center, don’t miss Paulownia Drive and its suspended lights that help frame the Gardener’s Tree, a 25-foot white fir decorated with blush- and champagnehued ornaments, preserved magnolia flowers, live variegated ivy, and more whimsical touches.

Winter Wonder

On View

January 21–March 26, 2023

Winter meets warmth as our Conservatory charms with captivating color and texture this season.

Explore our grand displays under glass and bask in the astounding beauty of soaring baskets, lush

planting beds, and ever-changing surprises.

Engage your senses, ignite your imagination, and discover the brilliance of the season. Cozy up to the wonder that is winter.

Gardens Information

Gardens Hours

A Longwood Christmas November 18, 2022–January 8, 2023 Daily: 10 am–11 pm

Please Note

Our Gardens and The Garden Shop are closed all day November 14 and 15 for A Longwood Christmas installation. Our Conservatory, Peircedu Pont House, and The Garden Shop remain closed November 16 and 17 for installation, while our outdoor gardens are open. Our Conservatory, Peirce-du Pont House, and The Garden Shop are closed January 9 for A Longwood Christmas removal, but our outdoor gardens are open 10 am–5 pm that day. We are closed January 10.

Tickets

Gardens Admission

Adults: $30

Seniors (62+) and College Students with student ID: $27 Youth (5–18): $16 Children 4 & under: Free

Member Reservations

Free timed Member reservations are required every day during A Longwood Christmas from open to close.

Gardens Premium Members and guests included in their Membership, as well as Innovators, do not require timed reservations throughout A Longwood Christmas.

Blackout dates not valid for Complimentary Guest Tickets

All Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during A Longwood Christmas, through January 1, 2023 and every day December 23, 2022 through January 1, 2023. Check your tickets as restrictions apply.

Visit longwoodgardens.org for more details. Prices and hours are subject to change.

Dining at The Terrace

The Terrace is a Certified Green Restaurant through the Green Restaurant Association and offers these dining experiences: The Café, 1906, and the Beer Garden. For menus, hours, and 1906 reservations visit longwoodgardens.org/dine.

For Your Convenience

Longwood Gardens covers many acres. There are no shuttles within the Gardens. We’re happy to offer non-motorized wheelchairs, electric scooters, and children’s strollers on a first-come basis. Children’s strollers are available for a fee (complimentary for Members and Innovators). Supply limited; reservations not accepted. Scooters are not available during rainy, snowy, or freezing weather.

Parking

Longwood offers free parking for our guests. Transportation is provided between remote parking and the Gardens.

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Carlos Alejandro, Hank Davis, Adelyn Duchala, Kelly Giarrocco, Becca Mathias, Daniel Traub

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