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Open Houses & Gardens
May 2008
Week I
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Warwick Parish:
Harbour Road & Tamarind Vale,
1pm to 4pm.
Houses open: Fleetwood Manor,
Tristan and Sunflower Cottage.
Transportation and parking details
to follow.
Week II
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Hamilton & St. Georges Parishes:
Tuckers Town, 1pm to 4pm.
Houses Open: Humdinger, Roughill
and Hillside . Transportation and
parking details to follow.
Week III
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Pembroke Parish: Between the Walls,
5:00pm to 8:00pm
Please note different time!
Houses Open: Viscaya, Woodcroft
and Cedar Mews.
Transportation and parking details to
follow.
Time: See Above, rain or shine.
Admission: $30 for all properties each week.
Season ticket: $75 for all three weeks.
Tickets: Available at the venue only.
Group admission: No Group Rates
2008 Enquiries: Brenda Younie,
Chair Open Houses & Gardens 2008
bermudahouseandgardens@transact.bm
or tel: 1-441-293-2103
Frequently asked questions
(FAQs):
What style are the homes & gardens?
They vary from new to historic and from small
to large.
How many properties will we see each
Wednesday?
At least three.
Is each week different?
Yes.
Where can we buy tickets?
Available only at the venue during the event.
Are group tickets available?
Sorry, no.
What payment do you accept?
Cash (Bermuda & US), Visa & Mastercard
credit cards, US$ travellers’cheques &
Bermuda $ personal cheques.
No personal overseas cheques or other foreign
currency.
How do I get to each location?
Bus and ferry (if applicable) information is
given in the brochure. Some walking is
necessary to reach the houses from the bus or
ferry stop. Taxis may be used to reach the
location and then phoned for pick up.
Where can I park?
Please park in the designated areas only. Do not
obstruct nearby roadways.
When is the brochure available and where?
Available in April at the Visitors Information
Centres and at hotels and guest houses.
Also on line, see the link above.
Are all the properties handicap accessible?
Sadly, no.
How do we get from one house and garden
to the next?
Most are within walking distance. Map in
brochure.
Shuttle available for those in need although
some houses on narrow lanes can only be
reached on foot.
Where does the event start?
This is a self-guided experience so visit the
properties in any order and at your own pace.
No early birds.
What should we wear?
Comfortable walking shoes are essential. Please
respect the floors in these private homes. Sun
hat or rain gear as necessary.
Is photography allowed?
Not inside the houses but exterior and garden
photos may be taken.
What happens to the proceeds?
All proceeds to sponsor horticulturally related
scholarships or to fund environmental projects.
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