Visitors enjoying the beautiful gardens at Columbia's Festival of Gardens.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesThe 32nd Annual Festival of Gardens is set for April 27-28 in Columbia’s King’s Grant neighborhood. Attendees can enjoy a self-guided tour of eight stunning private gardens, a community nature trail, and a special presentation on deer-resistant gardening by Tom Bruce. Advance tickets are available for $40, with additional perks of a complimentary Columbia Green membership included.
Get ready for a delightful weekend in Columbia! The city is buzzing with anticipation as Columbia Green gears up for its 32nd Annual Festival of Gardens, taking place on April 27th and 28th. This annual event is a must-see for garden lovers and casual visitors alike, showcasing the beauty of nature right in the heart of the King’s Grant neighborhood.
This year, festival-goers will have the chance to explore eight stunning private residential gardens. These gardens have been meticulously curated by local homeowners and provide a unique look at what can be achieved in a home garden setting. And the best part? It’s a self-guided tour! So, you can take your time strolling through these beautiful landscapes at your own pace. Whether you’re a gardening pro or just someone who appreciates a bit of greenery, this festival promises to inspire and awe.
While you’re wandering from garden to garden, don’t forget to check out the community nature trail. This peaceful path not only connects the gardens but also offers a tranquil escape into nature. It’s the perfect opportunity for a lovely day outdoors.
In addition to the spectacular gardens, there’ll be a special presentation that no green thumb will want to miss! Tom Bruce of Carolina Daylilies will share his expertise on a popular topic for many gardeners: Deer-Resistant Gardens. As anyone with a garden knows, deer can be a real challenge. Tom will provide practical tips and strategies to help keep those pesky critters away, allowing your plants to thrive. This is a fantastic chance to gather some valuable gardening wisdom!
Mark your calendars! The festival will kick off on Saturday, April 27, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and continues on Sunday, April 28, from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Big events like these can get busy, so plan your visit accordingly!
Excited to go? Don’t forget to register at the King’s Grant Clubhouse, located at 200 N. Kings Grant Dr.. That’s where you can snag your tickets for the tour and the presentation. Speaking of tickets, advance tickets for the garden tour are priced at a very reasonable $40, with presentation tickets available for just $10. If you happen to forget to buy tickets in advance, no worries! Tickets purchased on the day of the event will be available for an additional $10.
And here’s a little bonus! Every ticket purchased comes with a complimentary Columbia Green membership. So not only do you get to enjoy the gardens and the presentation, but you’ll also be part of a community initiative aimed at enhancing Columbia’s beautiful green spaces.
This annual festival is a celebration of nature, community, and the beauty of gardening. Whether you’re looking to gain some gardening inspiration, enjoy a beautiful day outdoors, or meet fellow plant lovers, the 32nd Annual Festival of Gardens at Columbia Green is the place to be. Grab your ticket, put on those walking shoes, and get ready for a fantastic weekend in Columbia!
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