Take a behind-the-scenes highlights tour of Haverford College Arboretum, the oldest planned collegiate landscape in the nation dating back to 1843. This 216-acre property is home to a premier collection of historical trees, a sustainable farm, rain gardens, pollinator habitats, and more! The Arboretum is a significant green space that provides abundant tree canopy and recreational space to the community. Please note the walking/standing scale for this activity is 3 FEET which means Extensive Walking and Lengthy Periods of Standing.

NEW Visit the recently opened Francis M. Maguire Hall for Art & Education in Chestnut Hill and see how a Gothic Revivial residence was transformed into a 21st century museum. Explore galleries with a docent-led tour highlighting Violet Oakley, the Pennsylvania Impressionists, living Philadelphia artists, the Illustration Arts, plus a new jewelry vault. See many masterpieces previously held in storage. Stay for the “art + nature" experience on the grounds. Please note the walking/standing scale for this activity is 3 FEET which means Extensive Walking and Lengthy Periods of Standing.

"Still surprised that good wine is made in Philly's suburbs? I'm not, especially from Karamoor... who have done everything right to get the most out of their Montgomery County terroir... ."  - Craig LaBan.   Farmed since the time of William Penn, the Karabots continue stewardship of this land, growing grapes that have become award-winning wines in International Wine Competitions. Join us for a tour of this incredible property, a tasting of five remarkable wines as well as charcuterie snacks.