Linwood Gardens, located in Linwood, New York, includes a distinguished collection of Japanese and American tree peonies celebrated each spring at the Tree Peony Festival of Flowers.
Linwood Gardens
presents
The Tempest is a fast, fun, and physical adaption of the classic Shakespeare play by Perry-based theater company, Shake on the Lake. Shake is thrilled to feature puppetry in Shakespeare’s magical story.
All shows are 90 minutes (or less) without an intermission.
Pre-show music will welcome you, if you hear music you’re not late! Actor Q&A following the show.
In case of inclement weather, the show will be moved to an alternate indoor location, TBD.
If you can’t make this performance, there are others at other cool locations! See all show times and more info at
https://www.shakeonthelake.org/programming/summer-tour/
Sunday, August 3, 3:00 pm
Grounds open at 2:00 pm
Lawn seating - bring a chair or blanket
By Reservation Only
“The Tempest”
Linwood Gardens is a private garden located in Linwood, New York, 35 miles southwest of Rochester in the farmlands of the Genesee Valley. The original garden landscape was designed in the early 1900s, with a summerhouse influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement, walled gardens with pools and fountains, ornamental trees, and a view of the valley beyond.
The gardens include a distinguished collection of Japanese and American tree peonies presented to the public each spring at the Tree Peony Festival of Flowers. During the summer months, Linwood Gardens opens to the public as a peaceful garden sanctuary for workshops and Open Garden Days.
Our mission is to preserve the gardens and the tree peony collection for future generations to enjoy.
Linwood Gardens welcomes everyone.
Friends of Linwood
Our mission is to preserve the historic gardens and tree peony collection for future generations to enjoy. When you make a tax-deductible donation, you become a Friend of Linwood Gardens. Click the button to learn more about the benefits of becoming a Friend.
Virtual Visits
Photo tour compiled by Dick Heye
Emmy Award-winning travel host Samantha Brown visited Linwood Gardens in 2021. Watch “Samantha Brown’s Places to Love: The Genesee River Valley” online (Linwood Gardens starts at 20:40).
Left: Samantha Brown and Carol Cain in the Italian Garden.
Video wizardry by Photo Pryntz (www.photopryntz.com)
Website photo credits: Lee Gratwick, Lucy Gratwick, Holly Watson, Roger Bruce, Becky Lewis, Carol Whitlock, Walter Good, Susan Morse, Ron Richardson.
Website design: Susan Morse and Holly Watson
Webmasters: Clara Mulligan and Holly Watson