‘History Blooms’ program to be held at Richmond museum
This fall, the Virginia Museum of History and Culture is partnering with the Garden Club of Virginia for a special event that will highlight history and horticulture and enliven the VMHC with amazing floral creations representing the regions of the state.
“History Blooms” is a three-day program that will feature special lectures, workshops, and other activities focused on Virginia history, gardening, and landscape preservation, along with stunning floral displays provided by the Garden Club of Virginia’s member clubs that amplify stories about the places that make up Virginia.
Floral displays will be showcased at the museum, themed for the regions of the commonwealth each club represents—allowing guests to immerse themselves in a unique, statewide storytelling experience.
“History Blooms presents a fresh way for us to engage with history,” said Jamie Bosket, President and CEO of the Virginia Museum of History and Culture. “Collabor...
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