Ampitheater

Ampitheater

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The ampitheater area between the Historic Barns will be a focal point for arts and entertainment of all types.…

Ampitheater Plan View

Ampitheater Plan View

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A section of the Master Plan showing the location of the Ampitheater between the Barns.See the 2011 Plan…

Granary

Granary

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The original Granary will be preserved and restored, becoming the new Information Center

Granary Plan View

Granary Plan View

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A section of the Master Plan showing the location of the Info Center (formerly the Granary)

Walled Garden

Walled Garden

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Rendering of the Walled Garden, using the foundation of an original site building

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Friday June 22, 2012

Benefit Concert and Dance

A Botanic Garden Fundraising Event

Featuring Michigan favorite, roots band Steppin' In It and special opening act Michigan singer-songwriter Rachael Davis.

 

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Friday July 6, 2012

Art and the Garden

A Juried Art Show

Capture the essence of "garden" as we honor and appreciate life. The theme for the show is a liberal interpretation of art and the garden.

The Society
altThe Botanical Garden Society of Northwest Michigan (BGSNM) is a non-profit organization that, since 2000, has been working to create a regional botanic garden in northwest Michigan. We have finalized an agreement with the Traverse City-Garfield Township Recreational Authority to establish a 25-acre public garden on a portion of a 54-acre parcel of land at the Commons, a lovely site within the city limits of Traverse City.
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Capital Campaign News


The Historic Barns Park on the grounds of the Grand Traverse Commons is home to the newly evolving Botanic Garden of Northwest Michigan.  The Recreational Authority of Traverse City & Garfield Township, owners of the Park, and the Botanical Garden Society of Northwest Michigan, manager of 25 acres within the Park, are partnering on a $1.5 million capital campaign to raise revenues to restore the beautiful Cathedral Barn for public events and build the first phase of the Botanic Garden.

 

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