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Saturday June 13 6:00pm - 10:00pm EDT

A Moveable Feast

A Moveable FeastSaturday, June 13, 20266 – 10pm Secure Tickets, Sponsorships, and Journal Ads Now! Can't Make the Event? Donate Now. Join us for an enchanting evening at Planting Fields, surrounded by early summer blooms including fragrant roses, flowering perennials, and the fresh beauty of the season awakening. Funds raised will support the creation of the Oudolf Garden and the ongoing maintenance of the Olmsted Brothers-designed landscapes at Planting Fields. Event ChairsSusan Moore • Betsy PashCaroline Schmidlapp • Jenny Smith CommitteeAllison & Matt Abbott • Virginia & David Apple • Helen & Michael Bonebrake • Meg & Doug BraffJennifer & Donald Carson • Stephanie & Fred Clark • Catherine & Neil Colley • Hélène & Stuyvesant ComfortEmma & Will Copp • Krista & Jim Corl • Julia & Bill Curry • Hal Davidson & Sally PetersKristina & Harry Davison • Remson & Tim Dooley • Suzy & Andrew Dubuque • Lisa & Gerry EastmanGeorge & Aimee Eberle • Jenny Einhorn • Crystal & Greg Ewoldt • Kelly & Greg Fasciano • Sarah & Gordon FauxLily & Duncan Ferguson • Meg and William Frère • Kelly & Chip Gaudreau • Courtney & Andrew GeiselAlex & Chris Gulden • Aileen & Ian Gumprecht • Eve & John Hauser • Milena & DR HolmesPaula & John Hornbostel • Blair & Fazle Husain • Tori & Mike Kempner • Cindy & Steve KetchumCarrie & Michael Lamb • Alexis & Tim McAndrew • Elaine & Tom McKay • Meg & Ryan Morris • Emily & Roly MorrisCarl Schmidlapp IV & Mallory Mulane • Amos & Drew Nevin • Claudia & Gunnar Overstrom • Brooke & Brad PeelBetsy & Rob Pitts • Virginia & Stuyvesant Pierrepont • Duncan Sahner • Tom Samet & Nathan WoldHilary & Chris Schuville • Wibby & Kent Sevener • Herb & Ranna Smith • Charlotte & Doug SnyderKim & Rahul Vinnakota • Caroline & Matt Virgilio • Tory & Nelson Walsh • Victoria Walsh • Jane & Peter White SponsorsDogwoodSusan & Jeff MooreDuncan Sahner PeonyJamie & Fran BiondiHal Davidson & Sally PetersMargaret & William FrèreBetsy & Jeff PashHerbert & Ranna SmithKim & Rahul VinnakotaTory & Nelson Walsh HydrangeaJulia & Bill CurryAmanda & Tom ListerDooley Family FoundationTom Samet & Nathan WoldNorthern TrustThomas Vecchione & Tom Baione As of May 14, 2026. AttireChic, elegant, garden-inspired This event takes place on uneven terrain through various historic gardens. Suitable footwear is recommended. TicketsIndividual Ticket – $400 Sponsorship Opportunities Rose – $20,000: 15 tickets Full-slide premier placement at start longest run-time first page of post-event digital journalDogwood – $10,000: 10 tickets Full-slide digital journal ad longer slideshow run-time included in post-event digital journalPeony – $5,000: 6 tickets Half-slide digital journal ad extended slideshow rotation included in post-event digital journalHydrangea – $2,500: 2 tickets Logo or name on shared slide in digital journal included in post-event digital journal Digital Journal Full-Slide Premiere – $1,500: Full-slide exclusive placement extended rotation included in post-event digital journalHalf-Slide Feature – $500: Half-slide with logo/image/message rotates in slideshow included in post-event digital journalSpotlight – $250: Logo or name recognition on shared slide included in post-event digital journal Secure Tickets, Sponsorships, and Journal Ads Now! Can't Make the Event? Donate Now. For more information, please contact Planting Fields Foundation Special Events Manager, Dana Epstein, at [email protected] Please note that all tickets are final sale. 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 program, you are also agreeing to receive email communications from Planting Fields Foundation. If you have any concerns, please contact us at [email protected]

Wednesday June 17 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT

Creative Spirits: Gold Coast Glamour & French Design in the Gilded Age

Creative Spirits: Gold Coast Glamour & French Design in the Gilded AgeWednesday, June 176 – 8pm$35 per personLocation: The Main HouseCheck-In: Begins at 6pm at the Main HouseAll tickets final sale. Guests under age 18 must be accompanied by a paid adult. Register Now! Step into a world of elegance, ambition, and imagination in this captivating talk with Kedra Kearis, Ph.D., Associate Curator of Art and Visual Culture at Winterthur Museum, exploring how the elite women on the North Shore shaped domestic environments through the adoption of French revival styles. Focusing on figures such as Alva Vanderbilt Belmont, Katherine Mackay, and our very own Mai Rogers Coe, this program reveals how Gilded Age women of the Gold Coast visualized centuries of French style through the art, architecture, and interiors of their grand residences. From a medieval-inspired château to French Renaissance and eighteenth-century interiors, these storied estates reveal a wide range of French models in their conception. Imported furnishings, decorative arts, and commissioned portraiture created richly layered settings that evoked both Gothic fantasy and ancien régime elegance. Whether building a castle of one’s own or simply a room of one’s own, this talk explores how these women cultivated le goût français and brought French art and design traditions into their homes, positioning themselves as influential tastemakers of the Gilded Age. Event Schedule6pm: Doors open6 – 6:45pm: Self-guided exploration of the Main House, including the second floor, where Mai’s Bedroom and Dressing Room will be open. During this time, enjoy a complimentary signature cocktail: The Mai Rosé – Bubbly rosé, garnished with fresh berries, and topped with a splash of seltzer for a crisp, refreshing finish. 6:45 – 8pm: Presentation from Kedra Kearis, followed by Q & A More about Creative Spirits: A Lecture & Libations SeriesUnlock a world of boundless creativity with our exclusive new series, where art, design, history, horticulture, and architecture collide! You’ll engage with industry visionaries and pioneers in these dynamic fields and immerse yourself in captivating lectures and innovative ideas, all while sipping on a signature themed cocktail designed to elevate each experience. About Kedra Kearis, Ph.D.Kedra Kearis is the Associate Curator of Art and Visual Culture at Winterthur and is a faculty member in the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture at the University of Delaware. She received her Ph.D. in Art History from Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University, where she specialized in the art and design of the Gilded Age. Her publications include contributions to Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide and the edited volume Chronicling Lost Legacies: Women Collectors, Patrons, and Tastemakers (Brill, 2026). For questions, please contact Communications and Marketing Manager, Kayla Cheshire, at [email protected] 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 program, you are also agreeing to receive email communications from Planting Fields Foundation. If you have any concerns, please contact us at [email protected] Thank you to our partners: Thank you to our generous in-kind sponsor: ®I LOVE NEW YORK is a registered trademark and service mark of the New York State Department of Economic Development used with permission.

Wednesday June 24 10:00am - 12:00pm EDT

Wings 2 Roots: Kids Birding Workshop Series

Wings 2 Roots Kids Birding Workshop SeriesSelect Wednesdays: June 24, July 8, and August 1910am – 12pmLocation: The Education CenterDesigned for ages 5 – 12$25 per child, per session. Register for all three or just one!All tickets final sale. Rain or shine. Register for the Series! Grab your binoculars and your curiosity! Wings 2 Roots is led the Centre Island (CI) Bird Sanctuary and is a three-part nature series for young explorers, set on the beautiful grounds at Planting Fields. Each session blends hands-on classroom activities with guided nature walks, connecting kids to the birds, plants, and ecosystems right in their own backyard. Along the way, naturalists will uncover what birds truly need to thrive, explore the forces that threaten their habitats, and discover the real ways they can make a difference. Series Schedule June 24 | What Makes a Home? Whats does a bird actually need to survive? Join the CI Bird Sanctuary for a hands-on morning of outdoor discovery where young naturalists become citizen scientists as they explore the essentials of a healthy bird habitat through wildlife observation and interactive learning. We’ll meet some of Long Island’s most beloved feathered residents in the Education Center, then head outside to explore the bird sanctuary feeders and search for signs of what birds need to thrive. Along the way, participants will start their own field journal to document observations, sketches, and discoveries — because great scientists write things down! Register Now! July 8 | When Habitats Get HurtNot all dangers to birds come with wings and claws. Join the CI Bird Sanctuary for a hands-on morning of outdoor discovery where young naturalists become citizen scientists as they investigate two surprising threats to bird habitats: invasive plants that crowd out the species birds depend on and invisible pollutants that quietly impact the food and water birds rely on. Together, we’ll explore Planting Fields to spot these threats up close, compare habitats side by side, and add observations and discoveries to our field journals. Best of all, participants will discover how people of all ages can help protect the birds and habitats they love. Register Now! August 19 | Habitat HeroesWhat happens when curiosity turns into care? Join the CI Bird Sanctuary for a hands-on morning of outdoor discovery where young naturalists become citizen scientists and habitat stewards as they celebrate everything they’ve learned and turn knowledge into action. Together, we’ll hear inspiring stories of birds that returned from the brink because people chose to protect them, then head outside for a special Gratitude Walk through the Planting Fields to revisit favorite spots and observe how this landscape supports the birds that call it home. Along the way, participants will make their own Habitat Hero Pledge, take home a native plant seedling, and earn an official Junior Habitat Steward certificate to celebrate their conservation journey. Register Now! This is a drop-off program. Guardians are encouraged to stay on-site during the duration of the program and explore the beautiful grounds! To request accommodations or discuss support needs, please contact Education Manager, Erin Fitzpatrick, at [email protected] in advance of the program. Group rates are available, please contact the education team here. All tickets are final sale and will take place rain or shine. 48-hour cancellation policy: cancellations will be credited toward a future education workshop. The exterior of the Education Center. Special thanks to our partners: ®ILOVE NEW YORK is a registered trademark and service mark of the New York State Department of Economic Development used with permission.

Friday July 3 10:00am - 11:00am EDT

First Fridays: Inside Coe’s America

First Fridays: Inside Coe’s AmericaFriday, Jul. 310 – 11am$25 per personAll tickets final sale.This tour begins at the Main House and check-in begins 15 minutes prior. Book Now Step into the story of America through the eyes of W.R. Coe in honor of this July’s semiquicentennial celebration! Led by Director of Collections and Research, Marie Penny, this tour explores W.R.’s enduring passion for American history and identity, from his collecting practices to his philanthropic work in Wyoming and the founding of the American Studies at Yale program, shaping a legacy rooted in the spirit of the nation. Inside the Main House, guests will encounter striking interpretations of the American West, including the Breakfast Room, home to the famed “Buffalo” Mural by Robert Winthrop Chanler (depicting American bison), along with a brief interpretive presentation. 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] Thank you to our partners: ®I LOVE NEW YORK is a registered trademark and service mark of the New York State Department of Economic Development used with permission.

Wednesday July 8 10:00am - 12:00pm EDT

Wings 2 Roots: Kids Birding Workshop Series

Monday July 13 9:00am - Friday July 17 3:00pm EDT

2026 Junior Ranger Summer Camp (Ages 5 – 8)

2026 Junior Ranger Summer Camp (Ages 5 – 8) SOLD OUT!Monday, Jul. 13 – Friday, Jul. 179am – 3pm each day, lunch is not providedLocation: Education Center$600 per child, 10% sibling discount available | Early Bird Pricing: until Mar. 1 nonrefundable – $525 per childFinal deposit due May 1For Junior Rangers Summer Camp (Ages 8 – 12), click here. This summer, let your child embark on an unforgettable outdoor adventure at Planting Fields Foundation’s Junior Rangers Summer Camp! Bursting with hands-on learning, creativity, and fun, this camp is designed to spark a lifelong love of the natural world. Campers will explore the wonders of nature through crafts, outdoor adventures, engineering challenges, and environmental stewardship activities. As Junior Rangers, they’ll gain new knowledge about plants, animals, insects, and trees while discovering the importance of caring for the world around them. Adventures await at every corner of Planting Fields, from the historic Laundry Building and scenic woodland trails to the enchanting greenhouses and stunning Olmsted Brothers-designed landscapes. Children will discover wildlife in the Bird Sanctuary, uncover hidden treasures of the historic Main House, and experience something new and inspiring every day. Through these hands-on explorations, campers will grow as curious explorers, problem-solvers, and budding stewards of the environment, building confidence, friendships, and a sense of wonder that will last long after camp ends. Campers will enjoy days filled with nature-based play, imaginative arts and crafts, and sensory activities designed to spark curiosity and inspire a love of the outdoors. They’ll go on mini adventures through the gardens and woodlands, explore nature, and create projects that connect them to the plants and animals around them. Along the way, they’ll learn simple ways to care for nature and understand the importance of protecting the world around them. With plenty of time for play, creativity, and discovery, the youngest Junior Rangers will build confidence and joy in exploring the natural world. At the end of camp, each Junior Ranger will proudly earn their badge, celebrating their achievements and their growing role as a protector of the natural world! For additional information and any questions, please contact Erin Fitzpatrick, Education Manager, at [email protected] or by calling (516) 922-8688. EnrollmentEnrollment is first come, first serve. A 50% deposit of $300 is required to register your child for Summer Camp. Your remaining balance must be paid before May 1. Once registration is secured through your initial deposit, Planting Fields Foundation will follow up with additional forms regarding medical information and emergency contact information that must be completed and returned no later than June 1, 2025, via email to [email protected]. A link to pay for the rest of your balance will be sent as well. A 50% refund of your deposit will be provided if you cancel your registration for camp before May 1, 2025. After this date, all other summer camp related registration fees are non-refundable. 10% Sibling Discount This discount only applies to the second child’s total payment. Please register ONLY your first child and then contact our Education Manager, Erin Fitzpatrick, at [email protected] to receive your unique discount code to register your additional child. Sibling relation will be verified by staff. To use the code, parents will have to pay the full payment for the second child. If Paying by CheckPlease email [email protected] your name, phone number, and email address, so we know whose spot is being saved. When your check is received, your child’s spot will be saved, and you will be contacted with confirmation of payment and a registration link to input your information. Please make checks out to “Planting Fields Foundation” with “Summer Camp” in the memo. Please send all checks to: Planting Fields Foundation, P.O. Box 660, 1395 Planting Fields Road, Oyster Bay NY, 11771

Monday July 27 9:00am - Friday July 31 3:00pm EDT

2026 Junior Ranger Summer Camp (Ages 8 – 12)

2026 Junior Ranger Summer Camp (Ages 8 – 12)Monday, Jul. 27 – Friday, Jul. 319am – 3pm each day, lunch is not providedLocation: Education Center$600 per child, 10% sibling discount available | Early Bird Pricing: until Mar. 1 nonrefundable – $525 per childFinal Deposit due May 1For Junior Rangers Summer Camp (Ages 5 – 8), click here. Register Now This summer, let your child embark on an unforgettable outdoor adventure at Planting Fields Foundation’s Junior Rangers Summer Camp! Bursting with hands-on learning, creativity, and fun, this camp is designed to spark a lifelong love of the natural world. Campers will explore the wonders of nature through crafts, outdoor adventures, engineering challenges, and environmental stewardship activities. As Junior Rangers, they’ll gain new knowledge about plants, animals, insects, and trees while discovering the importance of caring for the world around them. Adventures await at every corner of Planting Fields, from the historic Laundry Building and scenic woodland trails to the enchanting greenhouses and stunning Olmsted Brothers-designed landscapes. Children will discover wildlife in the Bird Sanctuary, uncover hidden treasures of the historic Main House, and experience something new and inspiring every day. Through these hands-on explorations, campers will grow as curious explorers, problem-solvers, and budding stewards of the environment – building confidence, friendships, and a sense of wonder that will last long after camp ends. Campers will take on the role of true Junior Rangers, solving hands-on engineering challenges, practicing conservation skills, and learning real-world ways to care for the environment. They’ll also enjoy fun arts and crafts projects and activities designed to inspire creativity and build nature awareness, all while deepening their role as environmental stewards. At the end of camp, each Junior Ranger will proudly earn their badge, celebrating their achievements and their growing role as a protector of the natural world! For additional information and any questions, please contact Erin Fitzpatrick, Education Manager, at [email protected] or by calling (516) 922-8688. EnrollmentEnrollment is first come, first serve. A 50% deposit of $300 is required to register your child for Summer Camp. Your remaining balance must be paid before May 1. Once registration is secured through your initial deposit, Planting Fields Foundation will follow up with additional forms regarding medical information and emergency contact information that must be completed and returned no later than June 1, 2025, via email to [email protected]. A link to pay for the rest of your balance will be sent as well. A 50% refund of your deposit will be provided if you cancel your registration for camp before May 1, 2026. After this date, all other summer camp related registration fees are non-refundable. 10% Sibling Discount This discount only applies to the second child’s total payment. Please register ONLY your first child and then contact our Education Manager, Erin Fitzpatrick, at [email protected] to receive your unique discount code to register your additional child. Sibling relation will be verified by staff. To use the code, parents will have to pay the full payment for the second child. Online PaymentPayment made through cards will require a 3% processing fee that will automatically be applied at checkout.If Paying By CheckPlease email [email protected] your name, phone number, and email address, so we know whose spot is being saved. When your check is received, your child’s spot will be saved, and you will be contacted with confirmation of payment and a registration link to input your information. Please make checks out to “Planting Fields Foundation” with “Summer Camp” in the memo. Please send all checks to: Planting Fields Foundation, P.O. Box 660, 1395 Planting Fields Road, Oyster Bay NY, 11771

Monday August 3 1:00pm - Wednesday August 12 3:00pm EDT

August Art Series

August Art SeriesMonday, Aug. 3 – Wednesday, Aug. 121 – 3pmLocation: The Education CenterDesigned for ages 6 – 12$25 per child. Email [email protected] after registering for three of the programs, and get the fourth free!All tickets final sale. Register for the Series! Ignite your child’s imagination this summer with our August Art Series! This four-class program invites young artists to explore a variety of creative techniques while celebrating nature and self-expression. Each session introduces a new medium and theme, inspiring children to experiment, imagine, and bring their artistic visions to life. Every participant will have the chance to display their creations in a gallery at our upcoming Great Nature Play Day! Class Schedule – Attend one session or all four!Aug. 3: Self-Portraits (Oil Pastel)Discover the rich history of portrait making! We’ll explore real portraits inside our historic museum and mansion before creating colorful oil pastel self-portraits that celebrate identity and imagination. Register for this Class Aug. 5: Nature Collages (Mixed Media)Design your very own landscapes with natural treasures and recycled materials! Using leaves, textures, and shapes, children will build layered collages inspired by the world around them. Register for this Class Aug. 10: Nature Journals (Colored Pencils & Watercolor)Become a nature observer! Children will create their own sketch journals, learning to look closely at flowers and other natural details, then capturing them with drawings and watercolor. Register for this Class Aug. 12: Printmaking Play (Leaf Prints, Sun Prints & Stamps)Make your mark with nature! Kids will experiment with printmaking techniques—from leafy patterns to sun prints to handmade stamps—that turn the outdoors into art. Register for this Class Don’t forget: Sign up for three classes and get the fourth one free! After registering for three classes, email Erin Fitzpatrick, Education Manager, at [email protected] to claim your free class. This is a drop-off program. Guardians are encouraged to stay on-site during the duration of the program and explore the beautiful grounds! To request accommodations or discuss support needs, please contact Education Manager, Erin Fitzpatrick, at [email protected] in advance of the program. Group rates are available, please contact the education team here. All tickets are final sale and will take place rain or shine. 48-hour cancellation policy: cancellations will be credited toward a future education workshop. The exterior of the Education Center. ®I LOVE NEW YORK is a registered trademark and service mark of the New York State Department of Economic Development used with permission.

Friday August 7 10:00am - 11:30am EDT

First Fridays: The Secret Life of Birds

First Fridays: The Secret Life of BirdsFriday, Aug. 710am – 11:30am$25 per person. Ages 8+ welcome Children must be accompanied by a paid adult.All tickets final sale.This tour begins at the Main House and check-in begins 15 minutes prior. Discover the fascinating world of birds during this hands-on First Friday experience at Planting Fields! Designed for adults and curious young naturalists alike (ages 8+), this interactive program invites you into an engaging exploration of bird behavior, remarkable adaptations, and the surprising stories hidden in the natural world. Birds have long been part of the story of Planting Fields – W.R. Coe was a passionate supporter of ornithology and believed deeply in preserving knowledge and discovery for future generations, ultimately donating his renowned ornithological collection to Yale University. Inspired by this legacy, you step into a landscape still shaped by that sense of curiosity — where birds continue to make Planting Fields their home! The experience begins with a guided owl pellet dissection, uncovering hidden clues within and revealing the intricate relationships between predators, prey, and the ecosystems they inhabit. Part detective work, part science, this hands-on exploration offers a rare window into how naturalists and researchers piece together the stories of the natural world. From there, the focus expands to the remarkable adaptations that allow birds to survive and thrive — from specialized beaks and feathers to hunting strategies, flight patterns, and unexpected behaviors. You’ll also explore the many species that can be found throughout Planting Fields and how they move through the landscape across the changing seasons. Along the way, you’ll learn how to identify common birds and recognize the subtle signs and sounds that reveal wildlife all around you, carrying those observations beyond the day into your own backyard and local green spaces. The journey continues on a guided walk through the grounds to the Wedell Garden and Costich Bird Sanctuary, home to Planting Fields Foundation’s inaugural Catalyst exhibition, The Great Bird Blind Debate by Mark Dion and David Brooks. As you move through the landscape, you’ll search for birds and traces of wildlife, experiencing the estate from a shifting perspective. The walk culminates with a rare opportunity to step inside The Posh Blind — an immersive installation that is often closed to the public. Blending science, history, exploration, and outdoor discovery, this experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with both the natural world and the enduring legacy of curiosity at Planting Fields. Curious minds welcome! 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] Thank you to our partners: ®I LOVE NEW YORK is a registered trademark and service mark of the New York State Department of Economic Development used with permission.

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