Longwood Gardens, a jewel situated in the heart of the Brandywine Valley 30 miles west of Philadelphia, is a place of unparalleled beauty. Often referred to as the world’s premier horticultural show - place, Longwood’s 1,077 acres of natural woodlands, majestic gardens, opulent conservatory and dancing fountains enchant visitors with every visit. From its historic collection of trees, to the splendor of its ever-changing horticulture displays, a visit to Longwood is a leisurely stroll around the world as you encounter plants from nearly every continent, both rare and familiar, grown in extraordinary ways.
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In-Conference Event at Longwood Gardens
4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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| Longwood Gardens Main Conservatory (Photo: Grace Chapman) |
Spend an unforgettable summer day and evening at Longwood Gardens. A jewel situated in the heart of the Brandywine Valley 30 miles west of Philadelphia, Longwood’s 1,077 acres of natural woodlands, majestic gardens, managed meadow, opulent conservatory and dancing fountains enchant more than 885,000 visitors each year. From its historic collection of trees (of which more than 60 have been identified as state champions or runners-up) to the splendor of its seasonal horticulture displays both indoors and out, a visit to Longwood is an inspiring stroll through timeless beauty as you encounter plants from nearly every continent, both rare and familiar, grown and displayed in extraordinary ways.
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| Longwood Gardens Water Lily Display (Photo: Grace Chapman) |
Dinner at Longwood Gardens
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Fee: $55 Guest Fee: $95
Wait . . . there’s more . . . As evening falls, relax with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the Gardens. Casual attire is recommended and a sense of expectation is required as you experience the grand hospitality for which Longwood founder Pierre S. du Pont was known. Enjoy a dinner featuring local favorites and fresh fare prepared by the Terrace Restaurant at Longwood, which was recently named a Certified Green Restaurant® by the Green Restaurant Association. After dinner, your evening concludes as only an evening at Longwood Gardens can . . . with music, garden magic and lasting memories.
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| Longwood Gardens (Photo: Grace Chapman) |
