Cheekwood Estate & Gardens in Nashville, Tennessee, is offering an array of winter activities to help visitors escape the cold season. The estate will feature a vibrant floral display and host orchid-themed educational classes for adults. Additionally, a new art exhibition inspired by a Nashville author’s novel will be on view.
**Orchids in the Mansion**
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Running from January 25, 2025, to March 16, 2025, Orchids in the Mansion will showcase stunning orchid displays throughout the historic mansion. Now in its seventh year, this event has become a beloved winter tradition. Visitors can expect to see an array of orchid varieties in colors such as purple, white, orange, peachy yellow, and soft pink, creating an immersive experience. Tickets for this event are available at the Cheekwood website.
**Orchid-Themed Classes**
Cheekwood Gardening School will offer various classes focused on orchids. Participants can learn about plant care, conservation practices, and more. Classes include Orchid 101, Orchid 201, Orchid Repotting Techniques, and Orchid Conservation Practices. These classes are open to those aged 18 and older. Registration details can be found on the Cheekwood website.
**Becky Suss: The Dutch House Exhibition**
From January 25, 2025, to March 16, 2025, an exhibition by artist Becky Suss will be on display, featuring paintings inspired by Ann Patchett’s novel “The Dutch House.” The exhibition explores themes from the book through visual art. On February 22, 2025, a special event will bring together Becky Suss, Ann Patchett, and Noah Saterstrom for a discussion on the exhibition and the novel. Tickets for both the exhibition and the event are available on the Cheekwood website.
**About Cheekwood Estate & Gardens**
Cheekwood Estate & Gardens is a prominent Country Place Era estate located near Nashville. It serves as a botanical garden, arboretum, and art museum, featuring a variety of attractions including 13 distinct gardens and a woodland sculpture trail. Cheekwood is recognized as a top botanical garden, with numerous accolades for its beauty and historical significance. The estate is open to the public with varying hours, and advance tickets are required for entry. For more information, visit the [Cheekwood website](https://cheekwood.org/).
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