LongHouse Reserve

Joanne Sohn photo

2010 Season Opens May 1st and ends October 9th

Open days for members and the public are 2 to 5 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays

July and August only Wednesday through Saturday

Closed for the following dates:

July 17th, August 14th and September 25th.

Twilight Tours of the LongHouse Reserve gardens.

Sound Meditation Classes led by Jim Owen

LongHouse Reserve is a museum, garden and sculpture park, to be appreciated in a contemplative manner. Please enjoy your visit while adhering to a few simple rules; Do not touch or climb the sculpture. Children must be accompanied by an adult and within reach at all times. Do not bring food or alcohol, or other beverages into the Reserve. Do not pick the flowers or other vegetaion. No smoking in the buildings or on the grounds. Do not enter any areas marked private, staff only, or no public access. Photography is permitted for personal use only. Do not bring pets into the Reserve.

Thank you very much. Enjoy your visit.

Season 2010 Calendar of Events


April 10 Saturday	10-Noon	Pruning workshop led by Ray Smith

April 17 Saturday	9:30-12:30PM	Bamboo Fence Making Workshop led by Dave Flanagan

May 1 Saturday	2-5PM	Rites of Spring - Season Opening Art in the Gardens - individual pieces James Demartis: 30x20x20 with dent Bryan Hunt: Conductor II Mel Kendrick: Marker George Rickey - 5 Kinetic Works - thru October 9 African Ceramics at LongHouse: 2500 Years of Clay thru July 10 Ryo Toyonaga - Organic Stoneware - thru October 9 Members free

May 21 Friday		Tour of Ceramic Collections: Marylyn Dintenfass & John Driscoll, Garrison, NY and H. Peter Stern and Helen Drutt English ceramic and Indian textile collections, Mountainville, NY

May 22 Saturday	5:30PM	Coming to Africa: A Potter's Journey to African Ceramics Douglas Dawson lecture

June 10 Thursday		Tour of Dintenfass/ Driscoll Garden (Garrison, NY) and Stonecrop Gardens (Cold Spring)

June 17 Thursday	4-6PM	LongHouse Student Annual III

June 26 Saturday	5:30PM Opening 6:30 Ribbon Presentation by John Danzer	Planters On & Off the Ground III + Open Bowls Music Festival of the Hamptons concert: Aeolus Quintet 'Winds In the Air' Jean Sinclair, flute Celeste Zazzali, oboe Barry Bilowitz, clarinet Meg Spatz, bassoon Lisa Nettleship, horn

July 5 Monday	6-8PM	Twilight Tour Tour of the garden at twilight. Cost is $30 per person or $55 for two, with LongHouse members receiving a per-person discount of $5. Wine will be served.

July 8 Thursday	6-9PM	ArtHamptons Opening: LHR beneficiary of opening night

July 17 Saturday	6PM	EXCENTRICA Summer Gala honoring Laurie Anderson and Jan Cowles

July 31 Saturday	5:30 -7:30 PM	Magdalene Odundo: Ceramic Forms opening Jack Lenor Larsen LongHouse by Molly Chappellet book signing and wordlwide release Click here to order tickets.

July 31 Saturday	5:30-7:30PM	Serenade in the Wind by Music Festival of the Hamptons string trio Click here to order tickets.

August 2 Monday	6-8PM	Twilight Tour Tour of the garden during twilight. Cost is $30 per person or $55 for two, with LongHouse members receiving a per-person discount of $5. Click here to order tickets.

August 14-15	10AM - 5PM	Larsen Fabric Sale at the American Legion Hall in Amagansett

August 23 Monday		Twilight Tour Tour of the garden at twilight. Cost is $30 per person or $55 for two, with LongHouse members receiving a per-person discount of $5. Click here to order tickets.

August 30 Monday	6-8PM	Twilight Tour Tour of the garden at twilight. Cost is $30 per person or $55 for two, with LongHouse members receiving a per-person discount of $5. Click here to order tickets.

September 11 Saturday	5PM	Philip Rickey discussion of George Rickey's work & development $20 general admission $10 members Click here to order tickets.

October 2 Saturday	10AM	Seminar on Drip Irrigation with Robert “RB” Boyle $20 general $10 members Click here to order tickets.

January 14-24		The Magic that Is South Africa Come with us to explore the magical land that is South Africa, home to several of the gardens featured in the BBC television series “Around the World in 80 Gardens.” One of six floral kingdoms of the world, South Africa is a land of exquisite beauty, a land that boasts a mosaic of treasures and varied cultural heritage...a land that is both warm and hospitable, rich in winelands and home to rare and exotic wildlife.