[Communications] Garfield Park Conservatory Reopening Safely

[Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance]

 You are receiving this message because you subscribe to our e-newsletter. INDOOR GARDENS REOPENING An early look at our Spring Flower Show: Saturation, in our Show House The Garfield Park Conservatory and Gardens is excited to announce we will be reopening our indoors to the public beginning with a local neighbor and members only preview, followed by welcoming back the general public. Reservations open up to the general public on Friday, February 12, at 10am. We are closely monitoring local and state ordinances regarding Covid-19 and reopening the indoor gardens will continue to depend on those announcements. We want to safely offer you the physical and mental health benefits of nature in our global plant collection. Reservations Open to the General Public: February 12 at 10am Local Neighbor/Member Preview: February 24-26 General Public: February 27 Hours: Wednesday, 10am-8pm Thursday-Sunday, 10am-5pm Closed Monday and Tuesday Some time slots are unavailable due to staff providing plant care and enhanced cleaning   Cost: We remain a free gem in the city and rely on donations from those who are able to give. Suggested donation is $10 for adults, $5 for children.   RESERVE A TIME STARTING FEBRUARY 12 NEW SAFETY GUIDELINES Though your visit may look a bit different, we hope you enjoy the path we've laid out for you for the safety and enjoyment of everyone. No late entries will be permitted Each reservation will be for 60 minutes  The one-way route throughout the Conservatory is accessible to mobility devices. For the health and safety of visitors and staff, the following rooms will be closed due to limited space and pathways: The Fern Room, Horticulture Hall, Jensen Room, and the Children’s Garden. The Outdoor Gardens will remain closed until further notice.  Restrooms will be open. We encourage you to plan your visit accordingly and use the restroom before or after your visit through the gardens. Visitors will not be allowed to double-back on one-way paths and there is no re-entry after you exit the gardens. Conservatory horticulture staff have been working hard to keep the gardens beautiful for the return of the public and the beloved annual Spring Flower Show will launch as we welcome back guests. Become A Member And Enjoy The Preview Weekend! Being a monthly member is a great way to increase your annual support for the Conservatory with a recurring gift every month. Help connect people to nature and receive perks like 10% off when shopping our Online Gift Shop and reciprocal garden benefits at nearly 300 botanical gardens nationwide. JOIN/RENEW Shop The Online Gift Shop For Curbside Pick Up All purchases must be picked up curbside at the Conservatory’s main entrance. Please email visitors at garfieldpark.org when you will be visiting and would like to pick up your purchase. All proceeds help fund our exhibits, educational programs, free nature education resources and the preservation of this historical botanical treasure. SHOP NOW LET'S BE FRIENDS! ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ WEBSITE The Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance changes lives through the power of nature. We are a non-profit organization that works closely with the Chicago Park District. The Garfield Park Conservatory is owned and managed by the Chicago Park District and has showcased "landscape art under glass" for over 100 years on the West Side of Chicago.  Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance | 300 N. Central Park Ave., Chicago, IL 60624 Unsubscribe communications at chicagocommunitygardens.org Update Profile | Customer Contact Data Notice Sent by tlawson at garfieldpark.org powered by Try email marketing for free today!
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