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Friends of the Farmer | Hudson Valley Food Lovers Festival | FARM ON!
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“FRIENDS OF THE FARMER FESTIVAL”
for Hudson Valley Food Lovers
Taste the best of the Hudson Valley farm movement.
July 30th, 2011 | 11am-11pm
Copake Lake, NY
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Anne Raver NY Times | Reveals Brine Garden as Favorite | The Horticultural Society of New York
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Facebook Brine Garden page
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Monday: Anne Raver talk on her FAVES at the Horticultural Society “closer to home, Duncan and Julia Brine, who have created six acres of wild, painterly gardens in Pawling, NY.? “
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Anne’s Favorites:
Bill Noble and Jim Tatum in their rolling valley in Norwich, VT;
Dan Hinkley and Robert Jones at Windcliff, overlooking the Puget Sound in Indianola, WA;
Dennis and Cheryl Kamera on nearby Whidbey Island;
and closer to home, Duncan and Julia Brine, who have created six acres of wild, painterly gardens in Pawling, NY
“Gardens of the Hudson Valley” at Rocky Hills Lecture Series
The Brine Garden is a chapter of this beautiful new book.
“The line between art and nature has never seemed so blurred as it is in the Brine Garden.”
— Gardens of the Hudson Valley
Nancy Berner and Susan Lowry
Gardens of the Hudson Valley, by co-writers Susan Lowry and Nancy Berner, is the topic of this spring 2011 Rocky Hills Lecture. Photography of some of the valley’s iconic and historic gardens, both public and private, by Sue Daley and Steve Gross, will be featured.
Rocky Hills, the garden of Henriette and William Suhr, is a Garden Conservancy Preservation Project in Mount Kisco, New York. The Rocky Hills Lecture Series is presented by the Friends of Rocky Hills.
Thursday, April 21, 2011 at 7:30 p.m.
Chappaqua Public Library
195 South Greeley Avenue
Chappaqua, New York
Free admission
Charles A. Birnbaum: On Olana and the Upcoming Symposium
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Charles A. Birnbaum: The Value of View
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April 16, 2011 symposium at Olana, Framing the Viewshed: The Transformative Power of Art and Landscape in the Hudson Valley.
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For more information please check out our Brine Garden page
