Garden Day Participant Information

Welcome to Garden Day 2022!

 

You should receive an email confirming your Garden Day workshop assignments and logistical information on or before Tuesday, September 6.  If you do not receive this email, please contact Amy McCausey, Wedding & Event Coordinator at hgardens@msu.edu. 

Event location:

All Garden Day activities will take place in the Plant & Soil Sciences (PSS) building and the adjoining Molecular Plant Sciences (MPS) building.  Directional signage and staff will be available to direct you to the registration area when you arrive.

Parking will be available in parking lot 54 (closest to the Children’s Garden).  The address 1066 Bogue St, East Lansing, MI 48824.  There will be signage and a parking attendant to assist if needed.

Registration:

Registration is now closed.  There is no in-site registration available.  If you missed registering for Garden Day 2022, we look forward to seeing you next year!

Check-in:

Participant check-in will open at 8:00am on Saturday, September 17 in the Atrium of the Molecular Plant Sciences (MPS) building.  There will be coffee and refreshments available.  The Gardens staff will welcome all participants in MPS 1200 promptly at 8:30am, followed by the keynote presentation by Dr. Art Cameron. 

Parking:

Complimentary parking will be available in our Gardens parking lot (lot 54), located at 1066 Bogue St, East Lansing, MI 48824.  There will be a parking attendant available to provide assistance where needed and to direct participants to check-in.

Shopping:

Our Green Garden Marketplace will be open by the coffee break at 10:00am and will be located in the Headhouse of the Plant & Soil Sciences building.  Vendors include:

Etc, Designs
Kynot Design
Maleri Galleri
MSU Horticulture Gardens
Sip, Pick, and Pack

Map:

See a general Garden map below or download a pdf here. 2022GardenDayMap.

 

 

 

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