Events
Madoo is proud to host a variety of distinguished professionals in the fields of landscape architecture, horticulture and design, as well as visual art, music and literature, through our lectures.
Our annual winter lecture series provides an opportunity for members of the community to learn, gain inspiration, and connect through engaging dialogues with our esteemed panelists. Madoo in Manhattan, the annual Robert Dash Garden Design lecture, supports our educational programming and preservation of the magical gardens at Madoo.
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Merry Madoo!
Merry Madoo!
Saturday, December 14
10am to 3pm
FREE
Come join us at Merry Madoo, our 12th annual holiday fair in the garden! A distinctive group of vendors with great holiday gifts will be here again. And, you can choose from Madoo-made gifts such as clove-studded Lady Apple pomanders, fresh-cut greens from the garden, and top-size (Madoo-grown) paper whites. From our Madoo shop, we’ll also have Sneeboer garden tools, Madoo pottery and other enticing garden gifts. Roasted chestnuts, vin chaude and mulled cider are back on the menu!
Vendors
Gretchen Comley
Local Wool Company
Meg Cohen
SantM
The Pine Baron
The Shop at Madoo
Events
A Reading with Marilee Foster
Sunday September 15
at Sagaponack Distillery
5:00 to 7:00 PM
Tickets are $50.00 and may be purchased HERE
Marilee Foster, Madoo neighbor, farmer, sometimes writer will read a few of her favorite pieces to benefit Madoo. She still recalls and believes in the pleasures of farming, even on land at the eastern end of Long Island, where development is so rampant that her town seems like "a territory under siege." Although she is often tempted to block out mentally the sight of the "architectural eruptions" that surround the farm, for the most part she takes the changes in stride, ignoring the spackle buckets and pieces of cardboard that blow over into her fields from adjacent construction sites and observing with amusement the antics of the seasonal residents. She has written for the Southampton Press for 27 years and is the author of Dirt Under My Nails: An American Farmer and Her Changing Land.
Ticket includes a drink, snack of Marilee vegetables and the lecture. 40% of the ticket cost is being donated to The Madoo Conservancy.