Tonight's final concert of the
New York Botanical Garden's summer series will be held on the breathtaking Enid A.
Haupt Conservatory lawn. We've been to both other concerts in this series (classical guitarist Mattias
Jacobsson with violinist Kristin Lee, followed by choral group
Quarternity), and this jazz concert with the
David Grossman Ensemble (featuring legendary drummer Jimmy Cobb and rising star Dan
Nimmer) pro
mises to be the best of the bunch. You can't beat sipping some vino and listening to jazz surrounded by the world
renowned flora and fauna of the New York Botanical Garden. An added bonus is that most exhibits, including the Henry Moore scu
lptures, have extended viewing times until 8 p.m.
Admission details are as follows:
Adults: $20
Seniors/Students: $18
Children (2–12 years): $7
Children under 2: Free
Members: Free, including other Members Days benefits: 20% off all purchases in Shop in the Garden and 10% discount in both Cafes. Members can also purchase up to four Friend Tickets at 50% off the regular price when reserving free Member tickets online or upon arrival.
Getting There: Take the B, D, or 4 train to Bedford Park Blvd Station. From the station exit walk eight blocks down the hill on Bedford Park Blvd to the end. Turn left onto Kazimiroff Blvd and walk one block to Mosholu Gate entrance. Or, for a more direct approach, take the Metro-North Harlem local line to Botanical Garden Station. Walk across Kazimiroff Boulevard to the Garden's Mosholu Gate entrance.
Bass Photo by Henry Grossman.
~ErLu
We were happy to learn recently that the Henry Moore exhibit over at the New York Botanical Garden has been extended for a second time.
Click here to check out Time Magazine's glowing write-up of the New York Botanical Garden's Henry Moore sculpture exhibition.
lptures, have extended viewing times until 8 p.m.
