Tour Spectacular Atlanta Gardens This Weekend
Seven of Atlanta’s most extraordinary gardens will be on display this Saturday, May 17, during the High Museum of Art’s Artful Garden Tour. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the tour and all proceeds benefit the High Museum. This is a self-guided tour so you can spend a longer amount of time in the gardens that really intrigue you, and move a little faster through the ones that don’t do much for you. Some of the most trendy areas in Atlanta real estate are being represented: Inman Park, Virginia-Highlands, Druid Hills and more. This is a perfect opportunity to explore these neighborhoods to check out any available homes, while at the same time helping out one of Atlanta’s landmarks and getting some unique ideas for your own garden. The tour begins at 10 a.m. and continues through the day until 5 p.m., and believe me time will fly by as you become immersed in diverse garden designs, outdoor sculptures and unique garden art. For detailed information, peruse the brochure. If your current Saturday plans entail spending the day on the couch, then purchase your tickets to support the High Museum and brighten up your Saturday.
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