Heather Farm's Gardens to Stage 38th Anniversary Teddy Bear Tea in December
The Gardens at Heather Farm, a beloved community gem in Walnut Creek, California, is set to celebrate its 52nd year of service with the 38th annual Teddy Bear Tea on December 7th and 8th.
This enchanting event, designed for children aged three to ten, along with their parents and grandparents, promises a delightful afternoon filled with holiday fairies, storytime, child-friendly activities, and an abundance of teddy bears.
Family Level members will have the opportunity to purchase tickets starting October 4th, while tickets will be available to the public from October 7th onwards.
The Gardens at Heather Farm's six-acre public garden, accessible year-round, has been a cherished part of the community for over half a century. The venue has been featured in numerous articles, including "Spotlight on Heather Farm: The Jewel of the 925's Park System" and "Photos: Walnut Creek, California's 5 Most Beautiful Spots."
Proceeds from the Teddy Bear Tea will support the Gardens' children's environmental education programs, which reached an impressive 20,000 K-8 students in the last school year.
The Gardens at Heather Farm's comprehensive newsletter, part of the 925 News, keeps the community informed about events and activities. Interested individuals can sign up for the free newsletter through the Gardens' website or follow them on Facebook, Pinterest, and Nextdoor.
For those who wish to visit the Gardens before the Teddy Bear Tea, tours are available. The event will feature two seatings each day, at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
For precise information on ticket sales, date, time, and detailed programming of the 38th annual Teddy Bear Tea at The Gardens at Heather Farm, it is recommended to check the official Gardens at Heather Farm website or local event listings in Walnut Creek, California, closer to the event date. The Gardens at Heather Farm typically posts details and ticket purchase links directly for annual events.
We hope to see you at the Gardens at Heather Farm for this magical event!
After the delightful afternoon at the 38th annual Teddy Bear Tea, families can continue the holiday spirit by transforming their home-and-garden to reflect the enchanting atmosphere of Heather Farm. The Gardens' children's environmental education programs, funded by the Teddy Bear Tea, aim to instill a lifestyle of caring for nature in young learners, making it an ideal opportunity to teach kids about home-and-garden sustainability.
