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Becca Mathias
On View January 17–March 23, 2025

Winter Wonder

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Your New Garden Experience

Explore brand new spaces years in the making—including our sprawling new West Conservatory and its islands of plants, our beloved Cascade Garden in a new custom glasshouse, and imaginative new outdoor landscapes decked out for the holiday season. 

Upcoming Classes

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Events

Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration

Join us to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. with a celebration full of fun and inspiring family activities. Step in from the cold, pick up an activity card, and explore the East Conservatory while learning about Dr. King’s life, values, and mission to help spread kindness and fairness for all.  

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Gardens

China-fir

This conifer tree, Cunninghamia lanceolata, was planted by Pierre S. du Pont after the nearby Open Air Theatre was completed in the late 1920s. It is the most primitive surviving member of Cupressaceae, the family of plants which includes arborvitae and juniper.

Upcoming Performances

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The New 1906

Join us in our exquisite new dining space with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking our iconic Main Fountain Garden. With plush seating, soaring ceilings, and bespoke furniture crafted from reclaimed wood from Longwood trees, every detail of this remarkable space is designed to delight and inspire. Enjoy new, imaginative selections crafted with fresh, seasonal ingredients for an unparalleled dining experience. Advance reservations recommended.

January 18, 2025 at 1:00 pm

Science Series: Longwood’s Legacy of Sustainability: Past, Present, and Reimagined

Free with Gardens Admission. Join Associate Director of Science Communications Jessica Turner-Skoff for an exploration of the past, present, and future of our sustainability initiatives, especially as they relate to the design and realization of Longwood Reimagined.