The Rose Gardens of Roger Williams Park

June 12, 2018 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Museum of Natural History docent Bill LaCivita will guide a tour of the Victorian rose garden in Roger Williams Park. Since the 1880s, many varieties of roses from Albertine to White Dorothy Perkins have been grown and bred by the park’s gardeners and landscapers. This is a great way to learn about the magnificent blooms that make the rose garden such a popular place for important events.

Program fee: $3 per person (includes museum admission); free for museum members.

Pets are not permitted. Pre-registration preferred. Call 401.680.7248 or email [email protected] to register.

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Thank you to @ocean_state_ellary for hosting Monday evening gentle yoga sessions these past couple of months, and to everyone who joined us on the lawn outside the Betsey Williams Cottage! As the evenings get cooler, we're ending the season a little early, so we won't be gathering next Monday, September 21. Enjoy the start of autumn! 🍂
Join us this Friday at 10 AM for a Save the Bay cleanup at Roger Williams Park! September means it's International Coastal Cleanup season – you'll be among thousands of participants worldwide collecting and documenting what you pick up to contribute important data on marine (including watershed) debris, while helping beautify your favorite park!

Sign up (link in bio) to be part of the cleanup at the softball fields on September 18!
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