Tudor Tuesday
• May 22, 2025

Tudor Tuesdays is a new summer series that provides access to the historic landscape after hours during the week. This open structured program offers a respite from lives by encouraging […]

Le Decor: Garden Reverie-A Spring Night’s Dream
• May 14, 2025

By Donna Leanos As May unfolds, Georgetown’s private gardens begin to hum with that distinct blend of refinement and restraint—the kind that pairs clipped boxwood with Grecian statuary, and lets […]

A Guide to the Gardens on the 95th Georgetown Garden Tour
• May 7, 2025

The 95th Garden Tour is set for this Saturday, May 10, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Enjoy leisurely strolls through area gardens and afternoon refreshments. For a list of […]

Georgetown Garden Club Celebrates 100th Birthday With A Flash Flower Giveaway     
• October 15, 2024

It was a joyous and excited crowd of Georgetowners of all ages who flocked to Book Hill at the corner of Reservoir Rd. and Wisconsin Ave. as word spread that […]

Best Boost for Your Health? Gardening. 
• May 10, 2023

“In the spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like dirt.”   ~ Margaret Atwood As Georgetowners delight in the buds of May, brightly-colored flower boxes and baskets, […]

Landmark Members Exclusive: Garden Tour
• March 22, 2023

Discover the history of the garden at Tudor Place in this exclusive Landmark member event. Join Executive Director Mark Hudson on a guided tour focused on garden décor and stories […]

Juniors: Garden Designers
• February 9, 2023

What makes a garden special? Explore the art of garden design through an interactive tour of Tudor Place’s grounds before creating your own dream garden. This program fulfills all requirements […]

Exploring Garden Features At Tudor Place
• July 20, 2022

Discover the history of the garden at Tudor Place in this exclusive event. Join fellow members on a guided tour focusing on the garden decor. Afterwards, enjoy light refreshments and […]

Corn, Beans, and Squash: What the Three Sisters Tell Us
• October 27, 2020

Corn, beans, and squash, commonly known as “the Three Sisters,” have been important companion crops in Indigenous communities in the Americas for centuries. This combination not only holds traditional wisdom […]

Profs & Pints: “Bugscape” to Help Save Insects
• April 1, 2019

Profs and Pints presents: “‘Bugscape’ to Help Save Insects,” a guide to gardening and landscaping with insects in mind, Nate Erwin, entomologist and former manager of the Smithsonian insect zoo […]