fall events 2014 at tower hill

FALL/HOLIDAY EVENTS

TOWER HILL BOTANIC GARDEN11 French DrivePO BOX 598Boylston, Massachusetts 01505

Open year round 9am–5pm Tuesday – Sunday & Holiday MondaysWednesdays until 9pm, May – December

TWIGS CAFÉOpen year round 11am–3pm Tuesday – Sunday & Holiday MondaysWednesdays until 9pm (last seating at 8pm), May – December

THE SHOP AT TOWER HILLOpen during Garden hours

LIBRARYOpen year round 10am–4pm Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday

CONTACT508.869.6111 / www.towerhillbg.org

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With fall comes the aroma of pies baking and the sight of leaves turning. These annual delights remind us to nourish ourselves for the long winter ahead – body, mind, and spirit – with the bounty of fall harvest, the beauty of nature changing around us, and the restorative power of the arts. This fall at Tower Hill Botanic Garden, charm all of your senses during our Season of Harvest celebration followed by two beautiful, must-see flower shows. The celebration continues through the solstice and our “Winter Reimagined” for Holly Days – bring family and friends and help us light up the dark like never before.

Katherine F. AbbottCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERTOWER HILL BOTANIC GARDEN

Orchid Passion: Yesterday and TodayPresented by the Massachusetts Orchid SocietyFriday, October 31, 1–5pm; Saturday, November 1, 9am–5pm Sunday, November 2, 9am–4pm

Free with admission

Incredible displays of blooming orchids, floral arrangements, vignettes, and original artwork featuring orchids. Educational programs and demonstrations, show and garden tours, raffle, and large sales area to stock up on orchid plants, supplies and more.

Autumn Joys – A Standard Flower Show Presented by the Central North and Central South Districts of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, Inc. Friday and Saturday, November 7–8, 9am–5pm Sunday, November 9, 9am–4pm

Free with admission

Garden club members present 60 floral designs, unique botanical arts and crafts, and educational displays. This show will feature examples of award-winning plants grown in New England gardens and homes.

PLANT & FLOWER SHOWS

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BANISH THE WINTER BLUES WITH AN ENTIRE MONTH OF FLORAL INSPIRATION. Tower Hill will burst with color all February: each weekend we'll focus on a different theme, with guest speakers, hands-on workshops, and, of course, lavish floral displays. To cap off the month, all are invited (that means you!) to enter forced bulbs, branches and shrubs in the Worcester County Horticultural Society's revived midwinter flower show.

Friday, January 30 – Sunday, February 1 FLOWER SHOW: Professional designers strut their floral stuff with stunning and creative arrangements.

Friday, February 6 – Sunday, February 8 FLOWER SHOW: This is the non-professional designers' time to shine during this weekend of floral fancy.

Saturday, February 14 – Friday, February 20FLORAL FOR FAMILIES: February Vacation Week comes to life with plant and flower-inspired, kid-friendly activities and fun.

Saturday, February 21 – Sunday, February 22WORCESTER COUNTY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MIDWINTER SHOW:

Bask in the beauty, creativity and delight of forced flowers, branches and flowering shrubs.

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Sogetsu IkebanaThursdays, September 25, October 23 and November 6, 9:30am–12noon Member $35, Nonmember $50instructor: Kaye Vosburgh

Explore this form of Japanese flower arranging. Flowers provided; supplies available for purchase.

Harvest WreathOctober 4, 10am–12:30pm

Member $75, Nonmember $90instructor: Betsy Williams

Create a 16" wreath bursting with autumn colors and texture using preserved fall leaves, colorful dried flowers, grains, pods and seasonal berries.

An Autumn Fable Opening ReceptionSunday, October 5, 3pm

Free with admission

An exhibit of new artwork by internationally renowned designers Don Carney & John Ross of PATCH NYC. Exhibit runs through October 26.

Handmade for the Garden: Talk and Book-signingSunday, October 5, 1:30pm

Free with admissionpresenter: Susan Guagliumi

Gardeners of all skill levels will discover artful ways to beautify their gardens with handmade objects.

Autumn Leaves: Botanical Painting in WatercolorSaturday, October 1110am–4pm

Member $60, Nonmember $75instructor: Helen Byers

Focus on the beauty of autumn leaves using color mixing and traditional botanical painting techniques, including dry-brush.

Garden Sculpture WorkshopSaturday–Monday, October 11–139am–3:30pm

Member $475, Nonmember $525 Three-day workshop, including marbleinstructor: DJ Garrity, Sculptor

Create a unique marble sculpture for the garden, home or gallery in this three-day workshop with award-winning sculptor and author DJ Garrity. Novice and experienced students welcome.

Cultivating Garden Style and PITH + VIGOR: Talk and Book-signingWednesday, October 15, 5:30–8pm

Free with admissionpresenter: Rochelle Greayer

Join author, blogger and editor Rochelle Greayer for the double-launch of her new book and garden-interest newspaper.

Adobe Photoshop for Aspiring PhotographersSaturday, October 18, 10am–2pm

Member $40, Nonmember $55instructor: Steve McGrath

Participants will learn Photoshop techniques and apply them immediately to their personal photography. Extensive handouts included.

Introduction to ZentangleSunday, October 19, 1–4:30pm

Member $40, Nonmember $55instructor: Karen Keefe

Zentangle is an easy-to-learn, meditative method of creating beautiful images from repetitive patterns. This class introduces the basic principles and methodology. Materials included.

Exploring Hand-cut PaperSaturday, October 25, 12noon–2pm

Member $30, Nonmember $45instructor: Adrienne Ginter

There is a rich history across cultures of hand-cut paper art. Multiple examples and techniques will be demonstrated and everyone will leave with a hand-cut creation on archival paper.

Meditations in Ink: Asian Brush Painting Workshop – OrchidSunday, November 2, 10am–4pm

Member $125, No-member $140instructor: Bruce Iverson

Award-winning artist Bruce Iverson will lead a relaxing, meditative exploration of Asian Brush Painting and Calligraphy in the traditional hsieh-i (spontaneous) style. Materials provided and all levels welcome.

Seeds, Pods & Gourds: Botanical Drawing in Colored PencilSaturday & Sunday, November 15–16 10am–4pm

Member $110, Nonmember $140instructor: Helen Byers

In this two-day workshop, late-fall seedpods and colorful gourds will be your inspiration as botanical artist/illustrator Helen Byers demonstrates how to draw and paint them using colored pencils. All levels welcome. Materials list provided.

Pressed Flower Botanical ArtworkSaturday, November 15, 2–3:30pm

Member $35, Nonmember $50instructor: Pauline Bergassi

Create an 8”x10” ready-to-frame pressed botanical artwork. Pressed flowers, background board and papers included.

Advanced ZentangleSunday, November 16, 1–4pm

Member $40, Nonmember $55instructor: Karen Keefe

Designed for those who have already participated in Introduction to Zentangle, this advanced class will focus on more complex techniques and different media. Materials included.

Thanksgiving CenterpieceSunday, November 23, 12noon–2:30pm


Make a beautiful, long-lasting table arrangement in the Williamsburg tradition, combining fresh fall flowers, fruits, vegetables, nuts and seasonal berries with preserved autumn leaves.

ADULT EDUCATIONHEALTH & WELLNESS

Yoga by NatureWednesdays, through December 176–7:15pm (No class November 26)Member $10, Nonmember $17, per classinstructor: Lynsey Smith

Gentle-to-moderate flow yoga for beginner and experienced yogis. Drop-ins welcome. Quigong Tai ChiWednesdays, 9:30–10:45am

Fall Session I: September 17–October 22Fall Session II: October 29–December 10 (No class November 26)Member $60, Nonmember $100, per 6-week sessionMember $15, Nonmember $25, per classinstructor: Rose Lee

Improve health, reduce stress and increase endurance and mobility. Fall Fitness WalksFridays, October 3–31, 9–10am

Free with admission / Rain or shine

Join Education Director Ann Marie Pilch for a brisk guided walk of the gardens and woodland trails. Sound Healing: The Sacred Art of ChantSaturday, October 4, 10am–12noon

Member $20, Nonmember $35instructor: Rebecca D’Onofrio

Chanting helps to calm and clear the mind and opens the heart. Rebecca will lead you through several chants with time for discussion after.

The Art of Mindful Living:Introduction to MeditationSaturdays, October 25–November 1510–11:30am

Member $50, Nonmember $90instructor: Rebecca D’Onofrio

Four-week series will focus on cultivating mindful-ness and awareness practices to help calm and clear the mind, connecting with the present moment.

Crafting with Lavender for Holiday GiftingSunday, December 14, 1–3pm

Member $40, Nonmember $55instructor: Laura Whalen

Make and take home four different aromatic lavender projects suitable for holiday gifting. All materials included.

Season of Harvest Celebration WeekendsSeptember 20–21, September 27–28October 4–5, October 11–13 (Columbus Day)

An Autumn Fable ExhibitNew work by renowned international designers Don Carney & John Ross of PATCH NYCOctober 5–26

DON'T MISS…

Birch Goose Sculpture WorkshopSaturday, November 29, 9–11:30am

Member $50, Nonmember $65instructor: Karen Perkins

Learn how to transform birch twigs into a striking and creative bird sculpture. Decorate this fowl for the holidays with an assortment of evergreen boughs, cones, ribbons and seeds. Best used as an outdoor decoration. Bring pruning shears; all other materials provided.

Gardener’s Wreath WorkshopsChoose one of the following times:Saturday, November 29, 1–4pm

Sunday, November 30, 9am–12noon or

1–4pm; Member $60, Nonmember $75instructor: Karen Perkins

Create a botanical wreath that highlights the splendor of evergreens, with many collected from Tower Hill. Incorporate accents such as cones, dried berries, gilded twigs, seedpods and ribbon. Please bring pruning shears and a towel; all other materials provided.

Holiday Table GardenSaturday, December 13, 10am–12:30pm


Plant a fragrant, flowering long-lasting winter garden for holiday decorating or as a seasonal gift. All materials included.

GARDENS & NATURE

Gardening Book SwapSaturdays, October 4 & 11, 10am–4pm

Free with admission

Join us for our fourth annual Gardening Book Swap in the Tower Hill Library. Scour your shelves for books in good condition you no longer need and find titles to add to your home library.

Apples of New England: Talk, Book-signing and Tasting Sunday, October 5, 12:30pm

Free with admissioninstructor: Russell Powell

Join renowned expert Russ Powell as he discusses and signs his new book, Apples of New England.

“Gardens of Portugal” Travel PresentationWednesday, October 8, 6pm

Travel to Portugal and visit nine spectacular gardens with Collette Tours and Tower Hill on May 21–30, 2015, featuring Lisbon, Sintra and the Azores. Wild Plants in the Not-So-Wild GardenSaturday, October 11, 10am–12noon

Member $20, Nonmember $30instructor: Joann Vieira, Director of Horticulture, Tower Hill Botanic Garden

Learn how you can use North American native plants in formal garden settings. Trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants are covered in this visual presentation and garden walkabout. Co-sponsored with the New England Wild Flower Society.

Kokedama: Hanging Moss GardensSaturday, October 18, 11am–12noon

Member $90, Nonmember $115instructors: Virginia Orlando and Candace Atchue, Seed to Stem

Kokedama – Japanese moss balls – is a style of bonsai where a plant's root system is wrapped in moss and bound with string, transforming it into a sculptural art form. We will create 2–3 moss balls using different types of low light plants. All materials included.

Bulb Forcing WorkshopSunday, October 19, 2pm–4pm

Member $50, Nonmember $65instructor: Matt Matteus

Bored with paperwhites? Enjoy this hands-on work-shop on potting and forcing bulbs for your winter windowsill. Class includes bulbs, container & soil.

Bay State African Violet Society Annual Re-potting ClinicSaturday, November 15, 11am–3pm

Re-potting: $1 per plantinstructor: Karen Perkins

Turn your lopsided, non-blooming, multi-crown African violet into a thing of beauty. We provide new pots and fresh potting mix, you bring in the plants.

Vision, Practice and Legacy: Edward Winslow Lincoln and the Worcester Park SystemSunday, November 16, 2–3pm Followed by a reception in the LibraryFree with admissionpresenter: Jock Herron

The second in a series of lectures sponsored by Lost Gardens of Worcester, a joint project of the Worcester Garden Club, Preservation Worcester and Tower Hill Botanic Garden.

Trees in the Urban Landscape SymposiumThursday, November 20, 9am–3:15pm Fee $35, Reserved box lunch $14

Urban tree professionals, tree wardens, persons working in the tree-care industry and anyone interested in learning more about the urban forest are invited to attend. Sponsored by Tower Hill Botanic Garden and the Nathaniel Wheeler Trust, Bank of America, Trustee.

Terrariums: Gardens Under GlassSaturday, November 22, 11am–12noon

Member $110, Nonmember $125instructors: Virginia Orlando and Candace Atchue, Seed to Stem

Create a lush terrarium in a beautiful glass vessel. All materials included.

COOKING

Mountain High Apple PieSunday, October 5, 1–4pm

Member $40, Nonmember $55instructor: Rose Lee

Learn how to make a light flaky pie crust loaded with apples in this hands-on class.

New Traditions for ThanksgivingSaturday, November 8, 1–3pm

Member $35, Nonmember $45instructor: Liz Barbour

Create a Thanksgiving menu that is easy, artistic and delicious. Each recipe is designed to make your Thanksgiving preparation simple and carefree.

Italian Holiday CookiesSunday, November 9, 1–4pm

Member $35, Nonmember $45instructor: Sandra Tosches

Learn to make a variety of Italian specialties including Paparats (molasses spice) and Pizzelles (thin wafer) cookies.

Holiday Appetizers: Make-ahead and No-cookSaturday, November 15, 11am–1pm

Member $35, Nonmember $45instructor: Laura Whalen

Join Chef Laura Whalen to prepare and sample four delicious appetizers.

Garden Discovery Programs for Ages 3–5 with AdultWednesdays, 10–11am

Free with admission

Designed for children ages 3–5 and their parent, grandparent or caregiver, each session includes a craft, story and outdoor walk.

October 8: Perfect Pumpkins & Gorgeous Gourds

November 12: Traveling Seeds & Their Journey of Wishes

December 10: Winter’s Lullaby

Tillie Lays an Egg Storytime Saturday, October 11, 11:30am–12:30pm presenter: Terry Golson

Terry Golson, author of Tillie Lays an Egg, will read her picture book and then talk all about hens and eggs. She’ll be assisted by one of her live, friendly hens. All ages welcome.

Putting the Youth Garden to BedSaturday, October 18, 9am–12noon

Help prepare the Youth Garden for next year’s season. Admission to the garden free if you volunteer.

Winter CraftsSaturdays, November 29–December 27 11am–3pm Free with admission

We will be offering something new every week, from snowflakes to winter greens.

December Vacation WeekThe final days of 2014 will be filled with crafts, nature walks and more for children of all ages.

CHILDREN / FAMILYEDUCATION

Full class descriptions and on-line registration at www.towerhillbg.org. Please pre-register to guarantee your space.

TO REGISTER

THE SHOP AT TOWER HILL Members Shop & Stroll Thursday, November 20, 5–8pm

Kick off Double Discount Days with this special night just for members. Save 20% on our unique selection of gardening gifts and accessories* – and purchase one-of-a-kind, locally handcrafted items from guest artisans. Find gourmet foods, all-natural skin-care products, jewelry, hand-thrown planters, and so much more.

Members Double Discount DaysFriday – Sunday, November 21 – 23 9am–5pm

Get a jump on your holiday shopping during these three days of member savings, or pick up that little something you’ve been eyeing for yourself all summer long. Not a member? No problem. Sign up on the spot and start saving the same day.

Small Business SaturdaySaturday, November 29, 9am–5pm

Save big while supporting your favorite local gift shop (us!). Members save 20% on every purchase* and all proceeds directly support the place we all love – Tower Hill. (It’s also a great day to show all of our small local businesses how much they mean to you!)

*Plants, artist works, and clearance items excluded.

FALL/HOLIDAY EVENTS 2014

TWIGS CAFÉ Join us fireside at Twigs Café and enjoy an inventive menu of salads, soups, sandwiches and more made fresh daily. Take a break from shopping and recharge – our decadent desserts are not to be missed!

Tuesday – Sunday and Holiday Mondays 11am–3pm

Wednesdays and Thursdays (starting December 4)through December open until 9pm. Last seating at 8pm.

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HOLLY DAYS 2014 PRESENTS

NOVEMBER 28, 2014 – JANUARY 4, 2015

Wander through glittering indoor displays and illuminated trees and shrubs in the Orchard, Entry, Lawn and Winter Gardens.

A giant Bromeliad tree, hundreds of poinsettias, more than 1,500 hand-crafted ornaments and over six miles of lights

make this a unique holiday experience for all ages.

More to enjoy…Holly Days Extended HoursNovember 28 – January 4We’re making it even easier to experience the winter magic of Tower Hill with special extended hours during HOLLY DAYS: buildings, grounds, The Shop at Tower Hill and TWIGS Café open Wednesday and Thursday evenings until 9pm, and all other days from 9am–6pm. Tower Hill is open seven days a week during HOLLY DAYS, including Mondays.

Visit towerhillbg.org for details on HOLLY DAYS live music, children's activities and more.

Cultivating Garden Style and PITH + VIGOR Double Launch: Talk and Book-signingWednesday, October 15 - 5:30–8pm

Free with admission

Rochelle Greayer is author of Cultivating Garden Style, editor and founder of PITH + VIGOR, a new garden interest newspaper and digital magazine and creator of the popular blog Studio ‘g’ and weekly columnist for the blog Apartment Therapy. Join us as we celebrate the launch of her new publications.

Apples of New England: Talk, Book Signing and TastingSunday, October 5 12:30pm

Free with admission

Join renowned apple expert Russell Powell as he discusses and signs his new book, Apples of New England. Learn about the flavor, texture, place of origin and unusual histories of apple varieties grown in New England over four centuries.

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HARVEST WEEKEND 9am–5pm


Sogetsu Ikebana9:30am–12noon




Fall Fitness Walks 9–10am


Introduction to Zentangle1–4:30pm

Forcing Bulbs2-4pm




HaRVEST WEEKEnD / 9am–5pm

Garden Sculpture / 9am–3:30pm

Wild Plants / 10am–12noon

Gardening Book Swap / 10am–4pm

Botanical Painting / 10am–4pm

Library Open / 10am–4pm

Storytime / 11:30am–12:30pm

HaRVEST WEEKEnD / 9am–5pm

Harvest Wreath / 10am–12:30pm

Sound Healing: The Sacred Art of Chant / 10am–12noon

Gardening Book Swap / 10am–4pm


Putting the Youth Garden to Bed9am–12noon

Adobe Photoshop for Aspiring Photographers / 10am–2pm


Kokedama / 11am–12noon

Introduction to Meditation 10–11:30am


Exploring Hand-cut Paper12noon–2pm



Quigong Tai Chi9:30–10:45am

Twilight at TWIGS4:30–8pm

Yoga / 6–7:15pm



Yoga / 6–7:15pm



Rochelle Graeyer Talk & Book Signing

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Yoga / 6–7:15pm


Garden Discovery 10–11am

Twilight at TWIGS / 4:30pm

“Gardens of Portugal”6pm

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Yoga / 6–7:15pm

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Garden Sculpture 9am–3:30pm


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Russ Powell /12:30pm

Susan Guagliumi Book-signing / 1:30pm

Apple Pie Class / 1–4pm

Patch NYC Opening Reception / 3pm


Orchid Show 1–5pm

Exploring Hand-cut Paper with artist Adrienne GinterSaturday, October 25 - 12noon–2pm

Member $30, Nonmember $45There is a rich history across cultures of hand-cut paper art. Multiple examples and techniques will be demonstrated and everyone will leave with a hand-cut creation on archival paper.

Kokedama: Japanese Hanging Moss GardensSaturday, October 18, 11am–12noon

Member $90, Nonmember $115instructors: Virginia Orlando and Candace Atchue, Seed to StemKokedama – Japanese moss balls – is a style of bonsai where a plant’s root system is wrapped in moss and bound with string, transforming it into a sculptural art form. We will create 2–3 moss balls using different types of low light plants. All materials included.

Library Open / 10am–4pmYoga 9–10:15am



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Botanical Drawing10am–4pm

Advanced Zentangle1–4pm

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Introduction to Meditation10–11:30am


New Traditions for Thanksgiving 1–3pm

Members Double Discount Days 9am–5pm

Library Open 10am–4pm

Terrariums: Gardens Under Glass11am–12noon

Intro. to Meditation / 10–11:30am

Botanical Drawing / 10am–4pm


African Violet Clinic / 11am–3pm

Holiday Appetizers / 11am–1pm

Pressed Flower Artwork / 2–3:30pm

Introduction to Meditation10–11:30am

Orchid Show 9am–5pm






HOLLY DAYSBEGIN

Orchid Show 9am–4pm

Asian Brush Painting 10am–4pm

GCFM Flower Show 9am–4pm

Italian Holiday Cookies

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Trees in the Urban Landscape Symposium

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Shop & Stroll 5–8pm

Members Double Discount Days

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Sogetsu Ikebana9:30am–12noon


Small Business Saturday / 9am–6pm Birch Goose Sculpture Workshop

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Winter Crafts / 11am–3pm

Gardener’s Wreath Workshop 1–4pm

THANKSGIVINGDAY

TOWER HILL CLOSED

GIVE THE GIFT OF MEMBERSHIPTHIS SEASON

12 months of gardens, programs members-only events, concerts, health & wellness programs, and much more.

Details at www.towerhillbg.org

Bulb Forcing Workshop: Beyond PaperwhitesSunday, October 19 – 2–4pm

Member $50, Nonmember $65instructor: Matt MattusLooking for something more horticulturally interesting than paperwhites? Join garden writer, designer and award-winning blogger (growingwithplants.com), Matt Mattus in this hands-on workshop on potting and forcing bulbs for your winter windowsill. Class includes bulbs, container and soil.

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fall events 2014 at tower hill

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floral displays

floral arrangements

midwinter flower

floral designs

floral stuff

standard flower

plant flower showsfunded

weekend of floral fancy