At Home in the Garden
Benefits Coral Gables Museum
Sunday, November 10, 2013, at 3 p.m.
Villa Serena
3551 Brickell Avenue, Miami
305-603-8067
Info@CoralGablesMuseum.org
The Coral Gables Museum will present At Home in the Garden, a beautiful afternoon garden party at the former home of William Jennings Bryan, Villa Serena. The event will celebrate the home’s 100th anniversary and will serve to honor its current owner, Adrienne Arsht, for her efforts to preserve the historic residence. Villa Serena was acquired by Ms. Arsht in 1996, and she has fully restored the home. She also assisted in the preservation of the lovely Cliff Hammock bayfront neighborhood.
The garden party will be held on the expansive lawn of Villa Serena overlooking Biscayne Bay. Entertainment will be provided by the University of Miami School of Music. Vintage garden party attire is requested.
Individual tickets are $200, and a limited number of $300 VIP tickets will be available, which will also include a pre-garden party reception with Ms. Arsht at Indian Spring, her main residence located adjacent to Villa Serena. Event sponsorships begin at $1500 and include seating. Proceeds benefit the Coral Gables Museum’s educational programs.
For additional At Home in the Garden information, ticket sales and sponsorship opportunities, please call the Coral Gables Museum at 305-603-8067 or e-mail Info@CoralGablesMuseum.org.
About the Coral Gables Museum
Celebrating its second anniversary, Coral Gables Museum has established itself as the cultural hub of The City Beautiful. With a mission to celebrate, investigate and explore the civic arts of architecture and urban and environmental design, including fostering an appreciation for the history, vision, and cultural landscape of Coral Gables; promoting beauty and planning as well as historic and environmental preservation, the Museum has optimized its focus by cultivating effective partnerships, and providing programming that includes exhibitions, collections, educational offerings, lectures, tours, publications and special events. Exhibits focus on architecture, urban design and planning, sustainable development and historic and environmental preservation. Visit www.CoralGablesMuseum.org to learn more about the Museum.
