Explore Planting Fields's scenic and dynamic terrains, and delight in the Olmsted Brothers-designed landscapes at its autumn peak! Run or walk at your own pace with friends and family of all ages. All registrants will receive a personal bib, photo, and collectible finisher medal! Sept. 15 - Oct. 7: $40 per person, Oct. 8: $50 per person. Day of race registration opens at 7:30am. Race begins at 8:30am.
Where words fail, music speaks. Join us for an enchanting evening of truly unique and extraordinary soundscapes that mirror the beauty of Planting Fields, followed by a meet and greet with the artists! Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jacinta brings together jazz, South American folklore, and chamber music, in the context of songs influenced by poems, literature and nature from South America. $35 per person. Limited space is available and registration is required.
Enjoy a stroll through Planting Fields with Director of Planting Fields Arboretum, Vincent Simeone, as he highlights outstanding plants for fall landscapes that you can also plant in your home garden. $25 per person. Registration is required.
It’s still too early to throw in the trowel! Learn the ABC’s of what to do in your garden and landscape before the snow flies with our Director of Horticulture, Donna Moramarco! $25 per person. Registration is required.
Join us on November 4 to celebrate the release of Courtney M. Leonard at the Taxus Field, where her art installation BREACH: Logbook 23 | ROOT will be on available to view and traditional LIVE Shinnecock music can be enjoyed! After the performance, guests will stroll to Coe Hall, where Courtney M. Leonard will speak about her artwork. Refreshments, a book signing and a first look at Leonard's newly created earthenware dinner set (on display in Coe Hall's dining table!) will follow. FREE for registrants.
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Light . . . without it, photography doesn’t exist. If you’re a natural light portrait photographer and struggle to find great light, this workshop is for you!
During this three hour, hands-on workshop with Canon Technical Advisor and Master Photographer, Eric Stoner, you’ll learn how to find incredible light just by properly assessing a location. $35 per person. Registration is required.
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Unleash your inner creativity as you construct your own pressed flower masterpiece! $35 per person. This is a program for adults and teens aged 13+. Space is limited and registration is required.
Embrace the holiday spirit with our Tree Lighting in partnership with New York State!
Experience the holiday magic at Coe Hall during our annual cocktail party!
Home for the Holidays is back! Experience the magic of the season with family and friends as you enjoy live holiday music, crafts, activities and more, plus...snap a holiday photo with the Grinch!
You’re never too young to have goals and learn how to be the healthiest you! In this workshop youth participants will go on a natural movement fitness journey in the crisp winter air, explore the beautiful grounds of Planting Fields, learn how to make a hands-on healthy treat, and visualize goals for 2024!
Explore the beauty of the Camellia blooms in our Camellia House with Vincent Simeone, Arboretum Director and expert horticulturist as he guides you on an exclusive tour of one of Long Island's best kept winter secrets!
There is something for everyone at our annual two-day Camellia Festival! This event is filled with music, tours, tea tastings, crafts, activities, learning experiences, incredible Camellia blooms and so much more!
The art of writing letters is well and alive! In this winter break workshop, youth ages 9 - 15 will explore the history and styles of letter writing!
Travel back to the 1920s and explore the Gold Coast estate of English immigrant W.R. Coe, and his wife, American heiress Mai Rogers Coe! Learn about the Coe Family, their staff, and the artists and architects who designed this historic home and surrounding landscape!
Experience the beauty of springtime at Planting Fields as you run or stroll through our dynamic and scenic 5K course!
Enjoy a full week of inclusive family fun with self-guided scavenger hunts!
In this science and conservation-based workshop, participants will learn firsthand what it means to be a good steward to nature while they practice their gardening skills and learn about sustainability!
In this inclusive nature-based workshop, children ages 4 - 8 with various sensory needs and processing differences will have the chance to explore Planting Fields through a safe, accessible, and engaging lens, while enjoying nature and all it has to offer!
In this inclusive nature-based workshop, children ages 9 - 12 with various sensory needs and processing differences will have the chance to explore Planting Fields through a safe, accessible, and engaging lens, while enjoying nature and all it has to offer!
Join us for the annual Arbor Day Festival for a full day of family friendly-fun! From thrilling tree climbing adventures, to engaging children’s activities and live music, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Explore the historic Rhododendron Collection at Planting Fields with NYSP Arboretum Director and expert horticulturist, Vincent Simeone! Enjoy these prized flowers' spectacular display!
In this art and nature-based children’s workshop for ages 8-14, participants will explore flower symbolism and create a one-of-a-kind picture frame for themselves or someone they love!
To celebrate the expansion of this exhibit, Coe Hall will be open for self-guided and curator-led tours with exhibition curator, Emily Leger. Featuring never-before-seen photos on loan from the Nassau Country Photo Archives, tour-goers will view historic images of the Olmsted Brothers-designed landscape and explore the personalities and lifestyles of the Coe Family at Planting Fields!
To honor May being Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month, four tours of Coe Hall in Mandarin have been established for open registration!
