Innisfree Garden is now accepting reservations for garden visiting and special tours and events.
Pre-registration is required. The garden is open rain or shine.
Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Register here.
Join landscape curator, Kate Kerin, for a lively 1.5 hour tour exploring Innisfree, a powerful icon of mid-twentieth century design now recognized as one of the world’s ten best gardens and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Join us for a reading and discussion of Ways of Seeing by John Berger
Featuring music, reflection and thanks from a myriad of religious and spiritual leaders. Don’t forget to bring your seeds to be blessed. In partnership with Grace Church and St. Peter’s Church
Join us for a festive day in this iconic, 185-acre garden when special programs will be happening throughout the day.
Join landscape curator, Kate Kerin, for a lively 1.5 hour tour exploring Innisfree.
Walk around the garden while being serenaded by classical Japanese instruments and music. Free for anyone who purchases admission
This year’s theme, The Romantic Garden: Art, Design and Nature, will celebrate nature as muse, the philosophy which influenced the creation of Innisfree’s remarkable 185-acre landscape—a source of inspiration and renewal for so many.
Spend a few meditative minutes at Innisfree in this video created for us by Paul Horton.