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Enjoy all that Wave Hill has to offer as spring comes into bloom. Join our popular birding series when it hits the road, happening at partner sites along the Hudson, attend the last horticultural lecture of the season, sign-up for an art workshop that lasts all season, take a peak behind-the-scenes in our gardens and learn how to cook with fresh bay leaves. Spring has sprung! Birding Along the Hudson Sundays, March 13 & 27 Explore the Hudson River's avian ecology starting at the tip of Manhattan and migrating north. Walks are led by NYC Audubon naturalist Gabriel Willow, and alternate between Wave Hill and various off-site locations. March 13: Wave Hill; March 27: Battery Park. Series continues in April and May. View Birding Walks Online Register Online Horticultural Lecture Margaret Roach: At Home in My 365-Day Garden Wednesday, March 16 Three years ago, Margaret Roachwalked away from a coveted position as EVP/Editorial Director of Martha Stewart Living to fill a craving for solitude, a daily connection to nature and her first passion, the weekend garden she'd nurtured 20 years. She has since started AWaytoGarden.com, an award-winning garden blog, and has come out with her first book, named after the blog, which is a warmly personal and richly informative garden primer. This lecture, the last in this year's series, is almost sold out. Reserve your tickets today! View Horticultural Lectures Online Purchase Lecture Tickets Online Nature Photography Tuesdays, March 8 & 15 Capture the glory of Wave Hill's emerging spring landscape through the lens of the camera. Explore creative techniques through demonstrations, outdoor shooting assignments and critiques, with nature photographer Benjamin Swett. Series continues in April and May. View Art Workshops Online Register Online Behind-The-Greenhouse Tour Saturday, March 19 Venture through closed doors for a behind-the-scenes garden tour of Wave Hill. Peek inside the Potting Shed, preview the South African bulbs getting ready for their dazzling Palm House debut and find out where all of those potted plants spend the winter. View Garden Programs Online Cooking Demonstration: Seize the Bay Saturday, March 12 Our large bay tree graces the Herb Garden during the warm months and moves indoors for a winter rest. Charles Day shares tips for growing your own noble bay, and a guest from Great Performances cooks up a flavorful dish seasoned with fresh bay leaves. View Cooking Programs Online Target Free Days Target sponsors free Tuesday and Saturday morning admission to Wave Hill, providing public access to the arts in our community. Free Winter Parking Wave Hill Members receive free onsite parking weekdays throughout the March. And, as always, all visitors receive free onsite parking when they spend $40 or more in The Shop at Wave Hill. Become a Member Winter Workspace Glyndor Gallery's winter residency is still buzzing as the second grouping of artists of the season set up their studio space. Stop by for a workshop, open studio or tour throughout the month. Max Liboiron, Swati Khurana, James Walsh, Meghan Gordon and The Friendly Falcons and Their Friend the Snake will all be in residency until March 27. Come to a workshop or talk with the artists on Open Studio day, Saturday, March 26 to see what they have done during their time at Wave Hill. Register for Winter Workspace Programs View Winter Workspace Online Blooming in March Greenhouses: camellias, Canary Island broom & South African bulbs Alpine House: ever-changing show of delightful and diminutive blooms On the Grounds: glory-of-the-snow, winter aconite & witch hazels View Gardens Online Plant of the Month Crocus sp.: Early spring each year, the Wild Garden is woken up by a riot of crocuses. Species from eastern and central Europe, along with many Dutch cultivars, show off blooms of yellow, purple, cream and white. View Plant Database View Full March Calendar Photo: Dan Willner A 28-acre public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades, Wave Hill's mission is to celebrate the artistry and legacy of its gardens and landscapes, to preserve its magnificent views, and to explore human connections to the natural world through programs in horticulture, education and the arts. West 249th Street and Independence Avenues • Bronx, NY 10471 • 718.549.3200 • www.wavehill.org This e-mail was sent from Wave Hill Immediate removal with ® Secure. To forward this e-mail to a friend or colleague, . To change your e-mail address or update preferences, ..