On April 8, 2025 we will travel by bus from Clark Botanic Garden (193 I.U. Willets Road, Albertson) to New York Botanical Garden’s Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism. Set off on a journey where tradition meets contemporary artistry, with bold and colorful arrangements of orchids which will carry you to the vibrant energy of Mexico City. We will leave Clark Botanic Garden at 8:45 am, and will return at Clark Botanic Garden between 4:00-4:30 pm. Please arrive no later than 8:30 am so we can board the bus and leave promptly at 8:45 am.
We expect to arrive at NYBG by 10:00 am, and our guided tour will begin in the Haupt Conservatory.
After our tour, we will board a special tram, which will take us to the Stone Mill for our Victorian Tea. After lunch, we can elect to take a public tram, which is a 30-minute narrated tour around the Garden grounds. The tram makes several stops around Garden grounds, and guests can get on and off the tram. We can also visit the gift shop before departure.
The Victorian Tea menu consists of assorted tea sandwiches, scones, petit fours, and assorted teas. (Advance notice is needed if you have special dietary restrictions.)
Please email fdcmgoffice@gmail.com or call (516) 484-2208 with questions.

Sponsored by The Fanny Dwight Clark Memorial Garden, Inc.
-Increase flexibility, strength and balance.
-Release tension and stress.
-Enjoy deep relaxation.
All welcome – no prior yoga experience necessary!

Long Beach - a name that brings to mind warm summer days on the beach, walks on the boardwalk, concerts along the water's edge and the end of the line for one branch of the LIRR. We all know that the City of LB is much more than that short list of pleasantries.
This presentation on the history of LB will cover those changes and the events that has made LB what it is today.

Sponsored by The Fanny Dwight Clark Memorial Garden, Inc.
-Increase flexibility, strength and balance.
-Release tension and stress.
-Enjoy deep relaxation.
All welcome – no prior yoga experience necessary!

Join us at Clark Botanic Garden on Sunday, from 1 PM to 3 PM at Clark House for an interesting
and informative presentation on land conservation efforts on Long Island.

North Shore Land Alliance Director of Stewardship Jane Jackson will introduce the audience to
the Land Alliance’s land conservation efforts and programs in western Long Island over the
organization’s first two decades. Founded in 2003, NSLA is an accredited land trust that has
been instrumental in working together with land owners, municipalities, and government agencies
to protect over 1500 acres of conservation-worthy lands in our community.