Innisfree offers a wide array of programs to share our rich and diverse story, from our virtual winter lecture series and daffodil viewing in early spring to concerts, thematic tastings, and special tours with scientists, naturalists, and artists.
Tickets to our events are limited. Advanced registration is encouraged. Members get discounted tickets to our special programming and events.
Get out an enjoy and early spring treat. Immerse yourself in the thousands upon thousands of heirloom daffodils, all planted for Marion Beck before her death in 1959.
INNISFREE MEMBERS GET FREE GARDEN ADMISSION TO THIS SPECIAL DAY.
Get out an enjoy and early spring treat. Immerse yourself in the thousands upon thousands of heirloom daffodils, all planted for Marion Beck before her death in 1959.
INNISFREE MEMBERS GET FREE GARDEN ADMISSION TO THIS SPECIAL DAY.
Spend an hour investigating natural history with noted horticulturist, teacher, and Innisfree trustee, Brad Roeller. Drawing on his work at the New York Botanical Garden, Cary Institute, and noted private estates, Brad will share fascinating, accessible information that will inspire participants of all ages to see the natural world in new ways.
Join regional leaders and members of wide-ranging faith traditions sharing music, reflection, and thanks as we walk through Innisfree garden together. The program will include a blessing of seeds; please bring some with you.
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 at the highest level—exceptional national significance—on the National Register of Historic Places.
Join avid birder Barry Haydasz for an early morning walk at Innisfree in pursuit of the many birds that use this diverse habitat for breeding and migratory stopover needs. May 5th is in the heart of spring migration, and the variety of colorful songbirds that can be seen on this walk is exciting. We will be in search of all, from warblers and vireos to raptors, on this walk.
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 at the highest level—exceptional national significance—on the National Register of Historic Places.
Qigong’s venerable Swimming Dragon exercise is reputed to be the best way to promote health, longevity, and youthful vitality. (The legacy holder who taught the form to Cris’s teacher was 106 years old!) Done standing in place, these movements are thought to embody a dragon swimming in the sea and flying up to the clouds. This class will explore both the traditional twenty-minute form and a one-minute version. When practiced daily, Swimming Dragon’s twisting, coiling movements rejuvenate body and mind, promote circulation throughout the organs, keep the neck, spine, and hip joints supple and pain-free, and promote inner peace.
