Newport Secret Garden Tour

Posted 6/14/19

Take a self-guided walking tour through Newport's historic Point section June 14-16. In Spring 2014, Conde Nast Traveler Magazine named Newport, Rhode Island “one of the best walking cities in …

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Newport Secret Garden Tour

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Take a self-guided walking tour through Newport's historic Point section June 14-16. In Spring 2014, Conde Nast Traveler Magazine named Newport, Rhode Island “one of the best walking cities in the U.S.” and specifically mentioned the June Secret Garden Tour through the city’s historic Point section as one of the highlights. Since 1984, the organizers and supporters of The Secret Garden Tour have been dedicated to enhancing art education and cultural programs in Aquidneck Island's Public Schools, funding dozens of programs in music, theater and fine arts for local schoolchildren. To date, The Secret Garden Tour has given more than $1 million to Aquidneck Island students in public schools for art, music, theater and other cultural programming.

WHERE: Newport's Point neighborhood
WHEN: Friday-Sunday, June 14-16; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
COST: $20
MORE INFO: www.secretgardentours.org

Newport secret garden tour

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