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a parent with her preschool child and another preschool child next to them work on an art project

Experience the wonder of Hillwood with your preschooler! Explore a new theme in the gardens each week through make-believe, hands-on art-making, and imaginative play.

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preschooler doing a color search activity in the gardens

Experience the wonder of Hillwood with your preschooler! Explore a new theme in the gardens each week through make-believe, hands-on art-making, and imaginative play.

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Copper Coin and Butter and Cream chrysanthemums as part of the fall display

Marjorie Post was particularly fond of chrysanthemums. Learn how Hillwood continues the fifty-five-year tradition of propagating mums for fresh cut flowers in the weekly arrangements.

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Fall garden with red and orange mums

The fall garden shines as plantings, accented by tens-of-thousands of chrysanthemums, begin to transition from the bright growth of summer to fall colors.

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preschoolers in the art room

Experience the wonder of Hillwood with your preschooler! Explore a new theme in the gardens each week through make-believe, hands-on art-making, and imaginative play.

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preschooler walking happily down a path through Hillwood's gardens

Experience the wonder of Hillwood with your preschooler! Explore a new theme in the gardens each week through make-believe, hands-on art-making, and imaginative play.

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Delve into your creative side with wellness-focused writing workshops!

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Image of a man. hair styled into a bun, playing the steel pan.

Enjoy an evening concert of Afro-Caribbean Jazz, featuring the finest jazz musicians in the DC area, all in the spectacular setting of Hillwood’s gardens.

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Image of visitors gathered on a large, grassy area watching a jazz concert.

Enjoy an evening of jazz celebrating the iconic music of Quincy Jones in Hillwood’s spectacular gardens.

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Native plants at Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Explore the Collections and Research Center native garden featuring a bio-retention pond with Director of Horticulture Jessica Bonilla.