Take a “Riviera Holiday” with Adkins Arboretum Trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show

RIDGELY, MD – A showcase of excellence that dates back to 1829, the annual Philadelphia Flower Show is a top destination and a “must-experience” horticultural event. On Tuesday, March 3, 2020 join Adkins Arboretum for an unforgettable trip to this year’s show, “Riviera Holiday.” The 191st show will immerse visitors in the Mediterranean Riviera, with […]

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Adkins Arboretum Transforms Living Collections Database with Funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services

RIDGELY, MD – Adkins Arboretum recently upgraded and increased the accessibility of its Living Collections Database. The upgrade was made possible with a $25,000 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), awarded through its most competitive grant program, Museums for America, in the category of collections stewardship. Adkins Arboretum is considered a […]

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Winter Birds Dream of Summer, Oil Paintings by Jeremy Joseph, on View through January at Adkins Arboretum

RIDGELY, MD – There’s a story behind each of Easton artist Jeremy Joseph’s paintings, on view in the Adkins Arboretum Visitor’s Center through January. Why would a pair of bright-eyed birds be carrying potted plants on their backs, and what’s behind chickadees playing mixed doubles on the tennis court? In his show Winter Birds Dream […]

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Call for Artists: Adkins Arboretum to Sponsor 2020 Juried Art Show

RIDGELY, MD – Adkins Arboretum in Ridgely, Md., will sponsor its 21st annual Juried Art Show, to exhibit in February and March 2020. The theme of the show—Discovering the Native Landscapes of Maryland’s Eastern Shore—celebrates the Arboretum’s mission of conservation. The Leon Andrus Awards, named in honor of the Arboretum’s first benefactor, will be given […]

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Listening, Mixed Media Drawings, Paintings, Sculpture and Poetry by Mary McCoy, on View Through November at Adkins Arboretum

RIDGELY, MD – There’s a peculiar intimacy about the tiny panels of shells, pressed leaves and feathers in Listening, an exhibit by environmental artist and writer Mary McCoy on view through November 29, 2019 in the Adkins Arboretum Visitor’s Center. Hung casually alongside printed poems, pencil drawings and large sculptures made with branches or vines, […]

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Explore the Tree in the History of Art at Adkins Arboretum

RIDGELY, MD – From early sacred drawings to modern exhibitions, the tree features prominently in art. Join Benjamin Tilghman, assistant professor of art and art history at Washington College, for an October lecture series at Adkins Arboretum that considers instances where artists have made trees the primary subject of their artworks. Woven Mulberries, Abandoned Oaks […]

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