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The Rose Garden will be closed to the public from August 17th until October 17th for the walkways to be refurbished. Please pardon our mess!
The Richmond Rose A.A.R.S. Garden is open 365 days a year from 6AM until 11PM. There is no admission charged for visiting the garden. The garden is wheelchair accessible and restrooms are available in Glen Miller Park at the concession building. The Garden closes at 11PM since we are on Glen Miller Park property.
Sign up to Volunteer at the Rose Garden: https://waynecountyvolunteers.my-trs.com/
My name is Beth Van Der Burgt.
I am the current
President of the Richmond Rose Garden Board.
I have served as President for 9 years.
I am very passionate about roses and how special the Rose Garden is to our community.
I invite you to visit the garden and Experience Life in Full Bloom!
We are the hidden gem of Wayne County 2019
Remember to stop and smell the roses
To Donate please follow the link, and indicate your gift is for the Richmond Rose Garden.
Many issues have begun developing with our Star brick walkways. The brick are separating and we need to re-lay them properly.
Help us with our Capital Campaign for our walkway
project by indicating your donation is a specific gift for that project.
Our Mission
The Richmond Rose Garden, which is entirely maintained by volunteers, celebrates the joy of our environment with the beauty of roses.
History
The All American Rose Garden was started in 1987 and thrives today as a unique and very special location in the heart of Richmond, IN.
The Garden
Today visitors experience the beauty of our flourishing thirty year old garden that highlights over 100 varieties of All American Rose Selections® amidst blooming annuals, perennials, and ornamental trees that add an interesting texture to the garden.
Contact Us
If you would like information on reserving our Victorian gazebo for weddings or other events, or if you are interested in volunteering please call the Richmond Parks Department at 765-983-7275.
For more information on volunteering, please Email Us.
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So interesting to learn this as I had never heard of a Cascade Nursery. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you Rita and Hannah for working at the Rise Garden taking care of the Section maintained but Steve and Nancy!
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.After a thorough review of guidelines set forth by Center for Disease Control and a consultation with Wayne County Health Department, a collective of Richmond arts organizations, including DIVA, Richmond Art Museum, Richmond Civic Theatre, Richmond Community Orchestra, Richmond Shakespeare Festival, Richmond Symphony Orchestra and Starr Gennett Foundation have agreed on protocols for offering live performances and events into late summer and throughout the fall.
"As we face many of the same concerns around opening our doors and the significant cross-over in audience members, it is only natural that we work together to present consistent plans for fall programming and the continuance of live performances, demonstrations and events. Due to the fluidity of the situation, our plans and procedures may change, but we believe in the importance of collaborative efforts during these uncertain times.
Looking to late summer and into the fall, we are re-envisioning activities that prioritize the safety and protection of staff, artists, volunteers and patrons. Protocols include enhanced cleaning, staff training in COVID safety procedures, required masking and social distancing of those on site at events, and reservations to monitor attendance, comply with reduced maximum occupancy limits and facilitate contact tracing.
Our organizations hope to return this fall with programming in line with anticipated restrictions, including but not limited to: revised schedules with the possibility of fewer rearranged or rescheduled events and performances, a reduced number of artist participants, and a lowered number in attendance to ensure proper social distancing.
While this situation remains fluid and creates uncertainty, we must work to finalize viable plans to ensure the fulfillment of our missions in creating cultural experiences that benefit the community."
Richmond Art Museum, Dudas Inspiration Venue for the Arts, Starr-Gennett Foundation, Richmond Community Orchestra, Inc., Richmond Shakespeare Festival, Richmond Civic Theatre"
