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Community Gardens and Gnomes in Rowayton

Gardens Walk & Great Gnome Hunt

Bertie, one of the Gnomes in the Great Gnome Hunt in Rowayton
Bertie, one of the Gnomes in the Great Gnome Hunt in Rowayton (Rowayton Gardeners)

The countdown begins! The Rowayton Gardeners' Community Gardens Walk and Great Gnome Hunt is this Sunday (June 13) at Pinkney Park (10am-2pm). There’ll be fun for everyone, including a nature inspired Scavenger and Gnome Hunt. Join in the hunt for Bertie (pictured here) and his sly gnome friends at Rowayton’s most unique event of the season.
The Community Gardens Walk and Gnome Hunt will also feature Environmental Education Stations staffed by Norwalk Land Trust, Norwalk River Watershed Association, Norwalk Pollinator Pathway, Norwalk Tree Alliance, Rowayton Gardeners’ Master Gardeners, and Skip the Plastic Norwalk. You won’t want to miss the Stamford Museum & Nature Center’s Farm Fun programs at the Potting Shed (behind the Rowayton Library) at 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM. Enjoy refreshments by Upper Crust Bakery & Café, Darien and, music by the Elaine Rojas and the John Holden Duo. Attendees will get an up-close look at six of Rowayton’s beautiful community gardens, with Rowayton Gardeners’ docents on-hand to answer your questions.
Advance tickets can be purchased on the Gardeners’ website, for $30/family (2-6 persons) and $20/individual. Purchase your tickets at: rowaytongardeners.org.
A limited number of tickets will be available for purchase at Pinkney Park on the day of the event, $40/family (2-6 persons) and $25/individual. It is suggested that you arrive at 10 AM to purchase your tickets for the morning session, and 11:30 AM for the afternoon session.

Thank you to our premier sponsors Millstone Farm and TriRx Pharmaceutical Services, and to our other sponsors, The Pinnacle Group, Upper Crust Bakery & Cafe, Rowayton Civic Association, Tuliptree Site Design, and The Gardener’s Center, Darien. Proceeds from the event will directly benefit the Rowayton Gardeners’ maintenance and improvement projects at the Community Gardens as well as their community outreach programs.

See you on Sunday at Pinkney Park - rain or shine!

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