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february 2010
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winter lecture Enjoy a lecture and kimono display that explores the use of color in ancient and modern Japanese culture. Garden Assistant Director for Education Alison Redfoot – DiLiddo will draw upon examples of color use in kimono, the imagery of the four seasons based on the Garden’s kimono collection and the garden itself as well as her research into this fascinating topic. Light refreshments will be served. Make your reservations early for this popular program. Held on the CSULB campus at Daniel Recital Hall. Friends of the Japanese Garden members and their guests enjoy free admission to this event. Admission for non-members $10 per person. Become a Friend of the EBM Japanese Garden and enjoy all of our educational programs. RSVP required to 562.985.8420.
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orchid sale and "ask the experts" table Having trouble growing your own orchids? Come to our orchid sale in the Japanese Garden courtyard and ask the experts from the Gardena Cymbidium Club all of your orchid questions. Once you know the answers you’ll have the confidence to purchase new plants from the club at really wonderful prices. Open to the public free of charge
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may 2010
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new member tea & tour Become a member of the Japanese Garden and join us for a lovely afternoon that includes a docent led tour of the Garden followed by Japanese tea and assorted desserts served in our Friends Garden. Learn about the history and significance of the Garden, meet new people and make connections at the most beautiful spot in town!
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