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American-Scottish Foundation hosts Sunset Tea and Pimms on the Central Park Arsenal Rooftop

ASF Sunset Tea, Wine & Pimms

Talk and Reception

Tuesday, August 8, 2023 | 6-8:30pm
Arsenal at Central Park
830 5th Ave, New York, NY 10065
(at 64th Street and 5th Avenue)


Join us at New York City’s Department of Parks & Recreation Arsenal for a talk followed by our Sunset Reception.

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6 pm talk presented by Kirstin Briedier of the National Trust for Scotland Foundation, USA of 30 plus gardens
which the NTS, USA maintains and cherish.



Overlooking the Central Park Zoo, with fabulous Manhattan views, the Arsenal's rooftop will provide a striking backdrop for an Iced Tea and Pimms end to your day.

Learn About how The beautiful Rooftop Garden has been created and maintained by the NY Parks Department personnel at the Arsenal Central Park.

ASF will be donating and planting as part of our support for the Arsenal rooftop garden.



Hats, fascinators, blazers and summer colored clothing are welcomed! Enjoy scones, wine, pimms, sandwiches and more...

Gather your friends and celebrate the start of summer with the ASF!

Order Tickets below or call the ASF office on (929) 499-9025 or email: americanscottishfoundation@gmail.com if you have any questions

NOTE: Not yet a Member? Become a Member and attend the Sunset Tea free!



Member Tickets
$50



Non Member Tickets
$60


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Planting for the Future at the National Trust for Scotland

The National Trust for Scotland cares for 38 historic landscapes that are home to 100,000 individual plants, both native and exotic, on behalf of future generations. But these glorious gardens are facing increased threats, from climate change to invasive species. Over the past three years, the Trust’s 70 gardeners have made significant progress in addressing these challenges at gardens from the west coast of Scotland (Arduaine) to the northeast (Pitmedden and Crathes). Kirstin Bridier, executive director of The National Trust for Scotland USA, will provide an update on these important designed landscapes as well as a peek at work underway – some of which will not come into flower for decades.


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