Saturday, June 8: 2024 Woodfords Community Garden Tour

Join neighbors and horticulture lovers from near and far for a self-guided tour of 10+ gardens throughout the Woodfords Corner Community – in Back Cove, Deering Highlands, Oakdale, and Deering Center. Enjoy an afternoon wandering the Corner's lovely hidden gems and visiting some of the our  wonderful restaurants and markets.

Tickets by donation – suggested donation of $20 per attendee.
Pay what you can: less is fine; more is appreciated! We welcome ALL community members to join us, regardless of their ability to donate.

Event proceeds to benefit the Friends of Woodfords Corner and another neighborhood non-profit.

Garden image generously donated by artist Laura Wilder.

 
 

2023 Garden Tour

 

3rd Annual Community2023 Garden Tour Garden Tour

Many thanks to all the gardeners, volunteers, and guests who made the 2023 Woodfords Community Garden Tour a sweet success. We had over 250 guests (we lost count, actually!) who strolled the streets to ten private gardens and two pocket parks. We raised a significant amount for the operating funds of Friends of Woodfords Corner to keep all our initiatives going. We shared your donations with with Stages Youth Theater, a non-profit organization for kids in the performing arts located right in the Corner.

 

2022 Garden Tour

 

2nd Annual Community Garden Tour a Wild Success!

On June 11, Woodfords Corner welcomed hundreds of garden enthusiasts from near and far to our 2022 Community Garden Tour. The event benefitted Friends of Woodfords Corner (once again serving as our largest annual fundraising event), and A Company of Girls, one our cherished local nonprofit organizations whose mission is to strengthen and empower girls and their families and foster community through the arts

 

2021 Garden Tour

 

The first annual garden tour was a great success!

On June 26, over 150 garden enthusiasts came out to enjoy gardens throughout the Woodfords Corner community, and support the Friends of Woodfords Corner and the Center for Grieving Children. The event showcased 12 gardens of varying sizes, with hundreds of plant species on display. Artists and musicians shared their wares and music, and attendees visited with friends and neighbors from near and far.