The Hidden Gardens of Lambertville 2007

Saturday, June 9, 2007 (No raindate)
10:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m

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Radio Comes Alive in Lambertville!

On Saturday, March 24th radio’s heyday of the 30’s will return with a “live” radio theatre performance by Hunterdon Radio Theatre. Enjoy this is a unique opportunity to actually see radio theatre unfold on the stage! For more information click here.

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The Hidden Gardens of Lambertville 2005

Saturday, June 11, 2005, the Kalmia Club will once again host The Hidden Gardens of Lambertville. If you enjoyed seeing the beautiful gardens on last year's tour, this year promises to be even more exciting and beautiful.

The Hidden Gardens of Lambertville was a self-guided tour which enabled visitors to explore the gardens at their own pace. Proceeds from the Tour were used to fund various community projects.

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Garden Tour of Derek Fell’s Cedaridge Farm

On Saturday, May 7, 2005, 10:30 am, Mr. Fell will conduct this guided tour through his gardens for a group of 50 Kalmia members. Tour will take place rain or shine. Tickets will sell for $10.00 each, are available on a first come, first serve basis and the proceeds will be used to purchase plants to help with Kalmia’s garden "make-over".

Derek Fell is an award-winning writer and photographer with art, travel and garden books totaling more than 2.5 million in print, plus a photo library numbering more than 150,000 images portraying plants, gardens and travel destinations. He lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, at historic Cedaridge Farm, where he cultivates an award-winning garden of flowers, fruits and vegetables.

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Kalmia Club together with Women’s Crisis Services Presents "Quilters: The Musical"

On Thursday, April 28, 2005 at 8:00 p.m., the Kalmia Club will present this musical at the Lambertville Station, NJ in the Riverside Room. All seats are $15 at the door and $10 when ordered in advance. Seating is limited so reserve your place early!

"Quilters" is a magical musical about a pioneer woman and her daughters who share stories and songs through the exquisite quilts they make by hand, each quilt block commemorating an event in their lives.

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"The Hidden Gardens of Lambertville" Tour - June 12, 2004

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On Saturday, June 12, 2004, the Kalmia Club of Lambertville presented the 8th annual "Hidden Gardens of Lambertville" self-guided tour. Proceeds from our garden tour are used to fund community projects. The tour showcases privately owned gardens not visible to the casual passerby. Visitors to this year's event were not disappointed in the selection of gem-like gardens nestled behind lovely homes!

The Kalmia Club Garden Project
Many a past visitor to Kalmia's Clubhouse have no doubt noticed our cheerless patch of New Jersey soil fronting our picturesque pink 19th century former Quaker meetinghouse.
  Well, you will be happy to know that we are in the process of developing a delightful garden to beguile the senses of townsfolk and visitors strolling past the Kalmia Club in quaint Lambertville!
  Landscape architect and instructor Ron Walker, and the students of Basic Landscaping and Planning II, at Mercer County Community College are generously donating their time to the Kalmia Club Garden Project. Each student will produce a landscape design. The students are learning residential, commercial and general site planning as part of the College's Ornamental Horticulture program.
  Walker intends to present the Kalmia Club with the finished drawings, which will be on display in the clubhouse the day of the tour. As an added treat, his own exquisite hidden garden will be featured on this year's tour!

Congratulations to Our Season Ticket Winners!
The Kalmia Club raffled off a pair of season tickets to the Concordia Chamber Players this year. The Players generously donated a pair of 2004-05 season concert tickets. Congratulations to the lucky winner!

Kalmia Club Presents River Huston's "Sex, Cellulite and Large Farm Equipment: One Girl's Guide to Living and Dying"

Thanks to everyone who made this event a wonderful success!

On Thursday, March 18th, 2004, River Huston performed her "Sex, Cellulite and Large Farm Equipment: One Girl's Guide to Living and Dying," at The Inn at Lambertville Station.

Ms. Huston is an award-winning poet, journalist, performance educator, and a much sought-after lecturer on the topics of sex, body image and addiction. She's the subject of a recent Showtime television special, "Say You Love Me" and has appeared on Good Morning America, CNN, NBC, Montel Williams and the Discovery Channel.

With razor-sharp wit, blunt language and often shocking personal stories, Ms. Huston's achingly funny comedy routine deals with everything from relationships and sex to body image and death. Her irreverence has drawn controversy over the years, but the means justify the ends: audiences come away with an unforgettable message about the power of humor to bring balance to their lives.

"The Hidden Gardens of Lambertville" Tour - June 2003

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On Saturday, June 21, 2003 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m the Kalmia Club proudly presented our tour, The Hidden Gardens of Lambertville. Our web site committee has captured memorable images of the gardens so that those of you who joined us could stroll once more through these lovely gardens and for those who were unable to participate can glimpse some of these hidden treasures.

Features of the day included an herb and topiary boutique at the Kalmia clubhouse and luncheon discounts for ticket holders at area restaurants.


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