Planting Fields Arboretum Events

Friday January 9 through March 29

"The Diplomat" Tour: Behind-the-Scenes at the Main House

“The Diplomat” Tour: Behind-the-Scenes at the Main HouseFridays, Saturdays, Sundays from Jan. 9 – Mar. 29Location: The Main HousePlease note: Guests under age 18 must be accompanied by a paid adult. Friday Guided Tours:11am and 12:30pm | Tickets: Adults, $18 | Seniors (62+), $17 | Youth (ages 6 – 17), $5 | Children (ages 5 and under), freeFriday Self-Guided Tours:1pm and 2pm | Tickets: Adults, $15 | Seniors (62+), $14 | Youth (ages 6 – 17), $5 | Children (ages 5 and under), freeSaturday & Sunday Guided Tours:11am and 12pm | Tickets: Adults, $18 | Seniors (62+), $17 | Youth (ages 6 – 17), $5 | Children (ages 5 and under), freeSaturday & Sunday Self-Guided Tours:1pm and 2pm | Tickets: Adults, $15 | Seniors (62+), $14 | Youth (ages 6 – 17), $5 | Children (ages 5 and under), free Book Your Guided Tour Now Book Your Self-Guided Tour Now Step inside the world of The Diplomat with this special, limited-time tour at the Main House at Planting Fields! In early 2025, Planting Fields served as the backdrop for The Diplomat’s season three finale (episode eight). Transformed into a 16th-century English manor loosely inspired by Chequers, the Main House served as the perfect stand-in for the Prime Minister’s country residence. This immersive experience is divided into two parts: History unveiled: Discover the rich story and architecture of the Main House. Hollywood revealed: Go behind the scenes to see how the production team created a convincing cinematic version of Chequers while preserving the character and integrity of this historic estate. Whether you’re a devoted fan of The Diplomat, brand new to the series, or just love Planting Fields, this tour is a must-see. And don’t worry – there are no spoilers…though you may walk out eager to binge the show! Additional Information & AccessibilityFor any additional information, including accessibility inquiries, and other questions, please contact us at [email protected]. All ticket sales final. Outside tours will continue in the case of light rain. Should weather become inclement, tour participants will be notified and the tour will be rescheduled. 48 Hour Cancellation Policy: Should you need to cancel you will be credited the amount towards a future tour of the same value in 2026. By registering for this event, you consent to Planting Fields Foundation photographing and filming during the event. These images may be used for promotional purposes, including social media, on our website, newsletters, grant requests, reports. As it may not be feasible to identify individuals who may wish to opt out, your registration implies your consent to be photographed. By registering for this event you are also agreeing to receive email communications from Planting Fields Foundation. If you have any concerns, please contact us at [email protected].

Saturday March 28 7:00pm - 8:30pm EDT

SOLD OUT – Notes in Nature: Of Air and Water

SOLD OUT – Notes in Nature: Of Air and Water – Music for Strings, Flute, and HarpSaturday, Mar. 287 – 8:30pm$45 per person in advance $50 at the door if seats are available. Includes a complimentary glass of wine.Reservations required. All tickets final sale. Rain or shine. Join the Waitlist! ProgramFrancaix: Harp Quintet for flute, harp, and string trioCole: Fly Away MoonMozart: Flute Quartet in D Major, K. 285del Aguila: SubmergedCras: Harp Quintet Join us for the thrilling season opener of “Notes in Nature”! This program features a unique and atmospheric combination of the flute, harp, violin, viola, and cello that shouldn’t be missed! The program opens and closes with two French impressionist masterworks, starting with Françaix’s nuanced Quintet. In Mozart’s Flute Quartet in D Major, the flute soars above the strings in graceful elegance, while del Águila’s Submerged immerses listeners in cascading, watery textures. The evening concludes with Jean Cras’s maritime-inspired Quintet, where the harp, flute, and strings shimmer in impressionist colors. About Notes in NatureImmerse yourself in a remarkable musical experience at Planting Fields during our second concert season of Notes in Nature! We invite you to embark on a captivating journey through the works of beloved composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Brahms, whose timeless masterpieces will be celebrated alongside rediscovered gems and exciting contemporary compositions. This series features five concerts, each presenting a unique opportunity to explore the rich landscape of chamber music and brought to life by the passionate performances of exceptional musicians. This series is led by Eric Huckins and Gergana Haralampieva, who are a husband-and-wife team dedicated to making professional classical music of the highest caliber accessible to Long Island audiences. Their talented musicians, hailing from prestigious organizations such as the New York Philharmonic, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect, and the Steinway Artist Roster, are not only masters of their craft but also youthful, enthusiastic advocates for classical music. With their vibrant energy and commitment, they illuminate each piece, ensuring that classical music is engaging and approachable for audiences from all walks of life. Grab a complimentary glass of wine and enjoy their engaging storytelling, humor, and insightful anecdotes about the composers and the context of the works performed, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that deepens the connection between the artists and the audience. Join us for an unforgettable experience that celebrates Planting Fields, the beauty of music, and the joy of community! For questions, please contact Lilly McGurk, Stewardship Director at [email protected] About Long Island Chamber Music Long Island Chamber Music (LICM) is a collective of professional musicians that bring classical music to Long Island communities through concerts and educational programs year-round. LICM was founded in 2020 by husband-and-wife musicians Eric Huckins and Gergana Haralampieva alongside composer Nick DiBerardino with the mission of making professional classical music of the highest caliber accessible to Long Island audiences. LICM performs chamber music at local venues across Long Island including concert halls, parks, libraries, churches, museums, and community centers. LICM works closely with its community partners to create concert programs that are relevant and compelling to audiences. Each concert showcases a variety of instrumentations drawing from LICM’s artist roster of over 20 professional musicians. LICM is strongly committed to programming works and featuring musicians from historically underrepresented communities in the classical music field. LICM provides a variety of highly interactive educational concerts and residencies in schools, libraries, and community centers that focus on fostering a love and understanding of classical music for all ages. LICM musicians are all drawn from Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect, the New York Philharmonic, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Astral Artists, Concert Artist Guild and several other of the country’s most prominent musical institutions. In addition to being leaders in their art form, LICM musicians are teaching artists, entrepreneurs, and socially-minded advocates for classical music.  Long Island Chamber Music is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. All Long Island Chamber Music programs are made possible through the efforts of our community partners, support from local businesses, and the generosity of the Long Island community. By registering for this event, you consent to receive email communications from Planting Fields Foundation as well as Planting Fields Foundation photographing and filming during the event. These images may be used for promotional purposes, including social media, on our website, newsletters, grant requests, reports. As it may not be feasible to identify individuals who may wish to opt out, your registration implies your consent to be photographed. If you have any concerns, please contact us at [email protected] This concert series is a partnered program presented by Planting Fields Foundation, in collaboration with Long Island Chamber Music.

Friday April 3 through November 15

Explore at Your Own Pace: Self-Guided Tours of the Main House

Explore at Your Own Pace: Self-Guided Tours of the Main HouseFridays – Sundays | April – NovemberAvailable at 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm. Last entrance is at 3:30pm. Tickets: $15 general admission, $14 seniors (62+), $5 children (ages 6 – 17), children ages 5 and under are free. All ages welcome minors must be accompanied by an adult.Self-Guided tours meet at the front door of the Main House.All tickets final sale. Book your tour now! Step into the past with a self-guided tour of the Main House, where YOU set the pace! During your exploration of this historic house-museum, you’ll be transported to the opulent world of W.R. Coe, an English immigrant, and his wife, American heiress Mai Rogers Coe. Uncover captivating stories about Planting Fields and the Coe family. Our expert docents are ready to enhance your experience, answering your questions, and revealing fascinating details about the family who once called this stunning estate home Wander through the meticulously crafted interiors of the Main House, a timeless masterpiece designed to evoke centuries of history. The house dazzles with artistic elements including intricate ironwork by Samuel Yellin, and striking murals by Robert Winthrop Chanler and Everett Shinn, all encapsulating a unique American elegance. Every corner holds a new chapter of history waiting to be discovered! Afterward, make sure to stop by the Visitor Center and Gift Shop to take home a memento of this unforgettable experience. For any questions, please contact [email protected] Important to Note– Self-Guided tours may not provide access to some rooms. Please book a guided tour for a fully immersive experience.– Library passes can only be used for self-guided tours and cannot be used on days with special programs (i.e. festivals, concerts, benefits, etc.). By registering for this event, you consent to receive emails from Planting Fields Foundation and also consent to Planting Fields Foundation photographing and filming during the event. These images may be used for promotional purposes, including social media, on our website, newsletters, grant requests, reports. As it may not be feasible to identify individuals who may wish to opt out, your registration implies your consent to be photographed. If you have any concerns, please contact us at [email protected] Thank you to our partner: ®I LOVE NEW YORK is a registered trademark and service mark of the New York State Department of Economic Development used with permission.

Friday April 3 through November 15

Behind the Velvet Ropes: Guided Tours of the Main House

Behind the Velvet Ropes: Guided Tours of the Main HouseFriday – Sunday | April – NovemberAvailable at 11am and 12pmTickets: $18 general admission, $17 seniors (62+), $5 children (ages 6 – 17), children ages 5 and under are free. All ages welcome minors must be accompanied by an adult.Guided Tours meet at the Visitor Center for check-in. The Visitor Center is located at the Main House, opposite of the Camellia House.All tickets final sale. Book Your Tour Now! Step into a bygone era with an exclusive, private group tour of the historic Main House, where you’ll be guided by one of our expert docents on a journey behind the velvet ropes to explore the home’s stunning rooms up close. This immersive experience will deepen your understanding of the Coe family’s fascinating legacy, the iconic estate they built, and the remarkable history that surrounds it. Transport yourself to the 1920s as you delve into the world of W.R. Coe, an English immigrant, and his wife, American heiress Mai Rogers Coe. Discover the secrets of their springtime estate and learn about the artisans and architects who brought their grand vision to life. Wander through the meticulously crafted interiors of the Main House, a timeless masterpiece designed to evoke centuries of history. The house dazzles with artistic elements including intricate ironwork by Samuel Yellin, and striking murals by Robert Winthrop Chanler and Everett Shinn, all encapsulating a unique American elegance. Explore select rooms on both the main and second floors, and step outside to the serene Cloister Garden, all part of the architectural marvel designed by Walker and Gillette more than a century ago. Your tour will reveal hidden gems and stunning details not seen by the general public. Afterward, make sure to stop by the Visitor Center and Gift Shop to take home a memento of this unforgettable experience. Tours last approximately 60 minutes and has a maximum of 25 attendees per tour, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience. For any questions, please contact [email protected]. Important to Note– Library passes can only be used for self-guided tours and cannot be used on days with special programs (i.e. festivals, concerts, benefits, etc.).– We offer guided tours in Mandarin and Spanish, but we require a week’s notice to ensure we can arrange for a docent who speaks the language to lead the tour. By registering for this event, you consent to receive emails from Planting Fields Foundation and also consent to Planting Fields Foundation photographing and filming during the event. These images may be used for promotional purposes, including social media, on our website, newsletters, grant requests, reports. As it may not be feasible to identify individuals who may wish to opt out, your registration implies your consent to be photographed. If you have any concerns, please contact us at [email protected] Thank you to our partner: ®I LOVE NEW YORK is a registered trademark and service mark of the New York State Department of Economic Development used with permission.

Friday April 3 10:00am - 11:30am EDT

First Fridays: Plants, People, and Place

First Fridays: Plants, People, and PlaceThrough The Planting Fields StandFriday, Apr. 310 – 11:30am$25 per personAll tickets final sale.Beginning at the Welcome Pavilion, check in begins 15 minutes prior. Includes collage workshop. Register Now! Step into a multi-sensory exploration of the fruits that nourish us and the stories they carry. Led by Collections and Exhibitions Manager Emily Leger, this guided tour will depart from the Welcome Pavilion and bring guests to The Planting Fields Stand, 2025 Catalyst artist Sam Van Aken’s grove of four multi-grafted fruit trees. From there, the tour passes through the Main Greenhouse and continues toward the Main House, where additional artworks by Van Aken are on view. Along the way, visitors will learn about Van Aken’s artistic practice and his commitment to preserving rare and heirloom fruit varieties. The tour also explores how food is more than sustenance—it carries memory, tradition, and identity, connecting us to the farmers, landscapes, and communities that have shaped what we eat. Following the tour, guests will have the opportunity to create their own collages using botanical prints and nature imagery, inspired by Van Aken’s grafting practice and related works such as his Tree Tag Grafts. Blending horticulture, history, and contemporary art, this tour invites guests to consider the deeper cultural roots of the fruits we grow and share. More about First FridaysThis monthly series dives into the various themes that make up Planting Fields, with exclusive behind-the-scenes walking tours and workshops led by Planting Fields Foundation and New York State Parks staff, who are experts in their respective fields. From wellness and Olmsted landscape features to the life-stories of Coe family members and their unchallenged spectacular horticultural, historic and personal collections, participants of this series will see this site with a new lens. Each month a new theme is explored with at least one staff expert serving as your guide. This series will take place on the first Friday of each month. For any additional information and questions, please contact Kayla Cheshire, Communications and Marketing Manager at [email protected] All ticket sales final. Outside tours will continue in the case of light rain. Should weather become inclement, tour participants will be notified and the tour will be rescheduled. 48 Hour Cancellation Policy: Should you need to cancel you will be credited the amount towards a future 2026 First Friday event. By registering for this event, you consent to Planting Fields Foundation photographing and filming during the event. These images may be used for promotional purposes, including social media, on our website, newsletters, grant requests, reports. As it may not be feasible to identify individuals who may wish to opt out, your registration implies your consent to be photographed. By registering for this event, you are also you are agreeing to receive pre-registration emails, e-newsletters, and other communications from Planting Fields Foundation. If you have any concerns, please contact Kayla at [email protected]

Monday April 6 8:00am - Friday April 10 4:00pm EDT

Natural Sensory Celebration Week Scavenger Hunts

Natural Sensory Celebration Week Scavenger HuntsApril 6 – 10Available 9am – 4pmLocation: The Education CenterAll ages and abilities are welcome to participate!. Free, registration appreciated! Register Now! Planting Fields is for everyone! Join us for a week of free......More

Monday April 6 1:00pm - 3:00pm EDT

Spring Break Sensory Workshop: Seeds to Snacks

Spring Break Sensory Adventure: Seeds to SnacksMonday, Apr. 61 – 3pmLocation: The Education CenterDesigned for ages 6+, this program offers flexible, sensory-inclusive activities and is welcoming and accessible to participants of all abilities and ages.$25 per child, re......More

Tuesday April 7 1:00pm - 3:00pm EDT

Spring Break Sensory Workshop: Nature Noise Party

Spring Break Sensory Workshop: Nature Noise PartyTuesday, Apr. 71 – 3pmLocation: The Education CenterDesigned for ages 6+, this program offers flexible, sensory-inclusive activities and is welcoming and accessible to participants of all abilities and ages.$25 per child,......More

Wednesday April 8 1:00pm - 3:00pm EDT

Spring Break Sensory Workshop: Messy Masterpieces

Spring Break Sensory Workshop: Messy MasterpiecesWednesday, Apr. 81 – 3pmLocation: The Education CenterDesigned for ages 6+, this program offers flexible, sensory-inclusive activities and is welcoming and accessible to participants of all abilities and ages.$25 per chil......More

Thursday April 9 1:00pm - 3:00pm EDT

Spring Break Sensory Workshop: Hike & Discover

Spring Break Sensory Workshop: Hike & DiscoverThursday, Apr. 91 – 3pmLocation: The Education CenterDesigned for ages 6+, this program offers flexible, sensory-inclusive activities and is welcoming and accessible to participants of all abilities and ages.$25 per child, r......More

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