PLEASE NOTE: Historic Garden Week 2020 Cancelled
The COVID-19 coronavirus continues to be a serious risk to our public health and impact our daily lives. Because of this extraordinary situation, the Garden Club of Virginia has made the difficult decision to cancel Historic Garden Week 2020.
It is clear that we must act responsibly and proactively to protect the well-being of our members, staff, volunteers, and homeowners as well as the 26,000 visitors who travel from all over the world to enjoy the gardens and hospitality of Virginia.
In our 87 years, Historic Garden Week has been cancelled only once before. At that time, we were in the middle of World War II. Now, we face challenges here at home. It is important that we support the advice of experts, adhere to guidelines established by the CDC, and take special care to keep our families and communities safe and healthy.
Thank you for your support of the Historic Garden Week, the Garden Club of Virginia, and the Garden Club of the Middle Peninsula.
It is clear that we must act responsibly and proactively to protect the well-being of our members, staff, volunteers, and homeowners as well as the 26,000 visitors who travel from all over the world to enjoy the gardens and hospitality of Virginia.
In our 87 years, Historic Garden Week has been cancelled only once before. At that time, we were in the middle of World War II. Now, we face challenges here at home. It is important that we support the advice of experts, adhere to guidelines established by the CDC, and take special care to keep our families and communities safe and healthy.
Thank you for your support of the Historic Garden Week, the Garden Club of Virginia, and the Garden Club of the Middle Peninsula.
Essex, King & Queen, King William, and Middlesex Counties
Our aim is to promote gardening among amateurs; to protect our native trees, wildflowers, and birds; to encourage conservation of our natural resources; to promote civic planning; to encourage roadside beautification; and to aid in the restoration and preservation of historic gardens in Virginia.
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