EXTENDED TOUR: Tea in Mary’s Meadow
When:
October 2, 2022 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
2022-10-02T14:00:00-04:00
2022-10-02T16:00:00-04:00
Where:
MANITOGA / The Russel Wright Design Center
584 NY-9D
Garrison
NY 10524
584 NY-9D
Garrison
NY 10524
Contact:
(845) 424-3812
EXTENDED TOUR: Tea in Mary’s Meadow
2 hours, $50 General Admission
Enjoy an afternoon tour of the House & Studio, culminating in Mary’s Meadow. Designers Yoshihiro Sergel & Diana Mangaser greet guests for an intimate experience in the landscape. They will use the Tea House as a frame to observe each micro-season at Manitoga while engaging in conversation over tea. Space is limited. Advanced reservations required.
2 hours, $50 General Admission
Enjoy an afternoon tour of the House & Studio, culminating in Mary’s Meadow. Designers Yoshihiro Sergel & Diana Mangaser greet guests for an intimate experience in the landscape. They will use the Tea House as a frame to observe each micro-season at Manitoga while engaging in conversation over tea. Space is limited. Advanced reservations required.
Yuku mizu: Flowing through the Seasons
Yuku mizu ( 行水 ) a term used in haiku, evokes an image of moving water, or flowing water. Yuku mizu: Flowing through the Seasons demarcates the shift from summer into winter at Manitoga. Guests are invited to enjoy the Tea House as a frame to observe each micro-season:
Yuku mizu ( 行水 ) a term used in haiku, evokes an image of moving water, or flowing water. Yuku mizu: Flowing through the Seasons demarcates the shift from summer into winter at Manitoga. Guests are invited to enjoy the Tea House as a frame to observe each micro-season:
Sunday, May 15, 2-4pm
立夏 Rikka (Beginning of Summer)
立夏 Rikka (Beginning of Summer)
Sunday, July 24, 2-4pm
大暑 Taisho (Greater Heat)
大暑 Taisho (Greater Heat)
Sunday, October 2, 2-4pm
秋分 Shūbun (Autumn Equinox)
秋分 Shūbun (Autumn Equinox)
Sunday, November 6, 2-4pm
霜降 Sōkō (Frost Falls)
霜降 Sōkō (Frost Falls)
This program is made possible, in part, through the Putnam Arts Council’s Arts Link Grant Program with public funds from Putnam County, and from the Sara Little Turnbull Foundation and New York State Council on the Arts.