Newport Flower Show is this weekend at Marble House

Posted 6/21/23

“The Grand Tour” is coming to Marble House. Named for the travel trend of the 18th and 19th centuries when the well-to-do would take in the great sights, arts and cultures of Europe, …

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Newport Flower Show is this weekend at Marble House

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“The Grand Tour” is coming to Marble House. Named for the travel trend of the 18th and 19th centuries when the well-to-do would take in the great sights, arts and cultures of Europe, “The Grand Tour” concept will be interpreted with dozens of floral designs and creative mixed planters on themes such as Wonders of the World, Bon Voyages, Versailles, the Alps and Venice.

Gardening enthusiasts also will be inspired by the displays on the Terrace of more than 100 horticulture classes, including cut specimens and potted plants.

And be sure to visit the Chinese Tea House on the Marble House grounds to marvel at the Botanical Arts creations intricately fashioned from dried plant materials.

The show takes place Friday to Sunday, June 23 to 25.

Flower Show visitors also will enjoy:

  • A Marketplace on the oceanside lawn featuring vendors of lifestyle items such as clothing, hats, garden pots and accessories, jewelry and other delights.
  • Snacks, cocktails, and refreshments from the Newport Mansions Store.

These special Flower Show experiences also are available:

Click here for tickets and more information.

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