TWIGS _Special Issue_2019 Arboretum Calendar of Events

~ TWIGS ~

A Quarterly Newsletter of

Friends of Jensen - Olson Arboretum

Special Issue: 2019 Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events - 2019

In this issue: It's that time of year! THIS issue is devoted to announcing the

2019 Calendar of Events...so,

get out your calendar and save the date - see you at the Arboretum!

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2019 Calendar of Events...SAVE the DATE

(all events at the Arboretum unless otherwise noted)

~ April ~

17th, 5:30pm: Friends of Jensen - Olson Arboretum Annual Meeting

with refreshments; Valley Library

~ May ~

11th, 9:00am: Plant Sale; Safeway Parking Lot

19th, during visitor hours: A Day of Primula

25th, during visitor hours: Alaska Public Gardens Day

~ June ~

1st, 11:00 - Noon: Children's Program - Poop in the Garden

~ July ~

13th, Noon: Combined Annual Picnic: Juneau Garden Club,

Friends of Jensen - Olson Arboretum, and Juneau Chapter American Primrose Society

20th, 11:00 - Noon: Children's Program - Art at the Arboretum

~ August ~

10th, 1:00 - 4:00pm: Children's Program - BugDay!

(registration required for this event - details later this year)

~ Other Dates TBD ~

TBD: Lovely Loo Ribbon Cutting Celebration

TBD: Photography Workshop for adult participants

(registration required for this event - details later this year)

Look for flyers at the Arboretum and

around town - and to future issues of TWIGS - with all the details

for the 2019 events.

Mission Statement

The vision of the Arboretum is to provide the people of Juneau a place that both teaches and inspires learning in horticulture, natural sciences and landscaping - to preserve the beauty of the landscape for pure aesthetic enjoyment - to maintain the historical and cultural context of the place and its people.

Caroline Jensen