What Happens In Newport— Shouldn’t Be Kept A Secret In Newport

TICKETS FOR THE EVENT KNOWN TO KICK OFF THE SUMMER SEASON ARE ON SALE!

The Newport Flower Show is just two months away, and now is the time to make your reservation. The opening night reception will be held on Friday, June 23, from 6–8 p.m. Day events run June 23-25 at the Marble House.

Flower Show tickets are for a specific date and time slot: 9 a.m. to noon, or noon to 3 p.m., with VIP early admission available. Preservation Society members should log in to their accounts before ordering tickets to receive a discount.

This event is historically a sellout; don’t be disappointed and reserve your place today at newportmansions.org/events/thenewport-flower-show.

ENJOY A RELAXING DAY ALONG NARRAGANSETT BAY AT THE PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF NEWPORT COUNTY’S GREEN ANIMALS TOPIARY GARDENS

Conveniently located roughly 25 minutes from the Newport Mansions of Bellevue Avenue, the peaceful estate, laid across 7-acres, is mesmerizing with bountiful gardens and displays of greenery, flowers, and living sculptures of animal profiles. The collection of topiary trees cut to resemble animals like an elephant, a bear, and a giraffe, makes for a beautiful day for both adults and children.

Green Animals Topiary Gardens is located at 380 Cory’s Lane in Portsmouth, Rhode Island; tickets may be purchased at the location or combined with admission to one or more Newport Mansions.

For reservations, go to newportmansions.org/mansions-andgardens/green-animals-topiary-garden/.

Plan To Attend The Event Of The Summer

Be sure to mark your calendars and book a reservation for the “hottest event” in Newport this season; the Summer Dinner Dance is on the horizon and will sell out early!

On Saturday, August 12, the lawn of the Marble House, with views of the Atlantic Ocean, will have guests rock the night away to the music of Bob Hardwick‘s popular tunes while experiencing the simmering glow of the Tea House and the sounds of waves crashing Newport’s shoreline.

This year’s special treat is news that the event committee is co-chaired by Diana Prince and Mary Katherine Prince, members of the family that owned the Marble House from 1932 to 1963. H

Don’t be left out; reserve your seat at events@newportmansions.org.