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The grounds are open to the public free of charge from sunrise to sunset year-round.
Edible Garden
Sunday, September 15 | 5–8pm
Edible Garden is a unique dining adventure where the finest local culinary artists share their creations for an evening of fun, food and camaraderie to benefit our unrivaled outdoor setting.
Programs| Wednesdays through September 25
Yoga in the Garden
Join us each week in the summer for a special blend of yoga stretch and Hatha flow aimed at improving strength and flexibility. Instructor Mirabai Warkulwiz welcomes all levels.
Programs | Thursdays from September 5 | SOLD OUT
Knitting at the Garden
With plenty of natural light and a spacious room, Chiaki Hayashi hosts an informal gathering where you decide what you’ll work on, while getting the professional support you need.
Partner Programs | September 10
Roses & Soil, with Steven Swain
The Marin Rose Society’s monthly meeting features horticulturist Steven Swain, who will give a talk on using an integrated pest management approach to your rose garden and more.
Programs | September 11 | SOLD OUT
Spritzes in the Garden
It’s an Italy-inspired menu of iconic aperitivi cocktails from Plum Kitchen, along with a sampling of seasonal “no cook” appetizers in this hands-on class that is always in great taste.
Partner Programs | September 12
Shivering at the Top of the World
A new season of Ross Historical Society lectures begins with author and journalist Julia Flynn Siler’s talk on her recent trip to the Arctic Circle, following the path of Marin explorer Louise Arner Boyd.
Partner Programs | Starts September 11
Ross Rec: Creative Canvas
Calling all young Picassos, Monets, and Van Goghs! Join Ross Rec for an hour of fun and creativity right here in the Garden. If your child loves to experiment with shades and tones, they’ll love this class.
Programs | Starts September 16
Music Time with Megan
Join Megan Schoenbohm on the Livermore Lawn each week for musical sessions offering a creative and engaging space for children to explore the world of rhythm and melody.
Programs | September 18
Paint & Sip with Robb Havassy
Fine artist Robb Havassy returns with his popular Paint & Sip class. Learn painting technique while you sip sangria and enjoy an eclectic mix of music. Come with a friend or make new friends!
Programs | Starts September 19
Beginner Knitting with Chiaki
If you’re a complete beginner or looking to refresh your skills, this is for you! Choose a two-class session and learn how to cast on, join into a round, purl, and bind off to complete a beautiful cowl scarf.
Programs | September 26
Classic Cocktails with a Twist
Another chance to enjoy scrumptious seasonal cocktails and small bites in the garden! Plum Kitchen will provide simple recipes and styling tips that will be sure to elevate your next gathering.
In The Studio | September 27–29
BayWood Artists 27th Annual Show
BayWood Artists, a local group of nine professional landscape painters, are partnering with California State Parks and Parks California for their 2024 benefit show in The Studio.
Notes from the Garden
Thigmotropism
A student intern’s curiosity leads Garden Manager Michael Bogart down a twisty tendril of a path to understand the forces at work in our Edible Garden.
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