WE WILL BE TEMPORARILY CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC UNTIL APRIL 30
STATEMENT ON COVID-19, UPDATED 3/16/20
Dear Friends,
In light of the governor’s recent announcement, and out of an abundance of care and concern for the well-being of our staff, volunteers, visitors to the Gardens, and greater community, we have made the decision to temporarily close the Gardens to the public until March 31. We will reassess the situation at the end of the month and make any new decisions from there.
All classes, events, workshops, orientations, and other volunteer activities through April 30 are suspended until further notice.
Individuals who have registered for any of the suspended events will be contacted about new dates. Please follow our social media channels, consult our official website (www.waterfrontgardens.org), and/or sign up for our online newsletter to stay up to date on any further changes or developments at WBG.
If you would like a tour of the building, please contact us info@waterfrontgardens.org
We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time of great uncertainty. Please continue to act with wisdom and discretion regarding your health and safety, as that contributes to the health and safety of the greater community.
Take care,
Your friends at Waterfront Botanical Gardens
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