Discover the Hermitage Museum and Garden’s educational art and nature workshops, tours, and hands-on experiences. These unique programs offered through the Goode Family Visual Arts School connect visitors to the Hermitage’s rich history, art collection, and natural surroundings, creating engaging opportunities to learn, make, and explore.
Tough Love for Your Trees and Shrubs:
Pruning for Renewal, Rejuvenation and Structure in the Landscape
Wednesday, 02/05 from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
at the Goode Family Visual Arts School
$10 Members | $15 Non-Members
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With proper pruning, trees live longer, shrubs are lush – not leggy, and flowering plants bloom more reliably. Arm yourself with sound pruning principles for young and newly planted trees as well as old overgrown shrubs that feel beyond your control. In this course, you will gain skills and hands-on experience from our Curator of Gardens and Grounds, Phil Riske, who has over twenty years’ experience pruning a diverse collection of trees and shrubs!
This program will take place indoors (1 hour) and outdoors (2 hours)
Winter Woodland Tree Walk
Saturday, 02/8 from 2:30 to 4:30 pm
at the Goode Family Visual Arts School
$10 Members | $15 Non-Members
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Does trying to name the trees in your own neighborhood overwhelm you? Do not be daunted! Bundle up in your winter wear and explore the diversity of urban and native trees found at the Hermitage Museum & Gardens. Join Phil Riske as he leads you along our woodland trails and through our winter canopy. Discover which birds rely on these trees, hear intriguing stories and legends, and enjoy a cup of coffee while you are at it!
All tickets and sales are non-refundable. Program admissions help support the mission of the Hermitage Museum & Gardens. We thank you for your purchase and support.
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