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Wonderful Wednesdays at Bellingrath Gardens and Home

Wonderful Wednesdays at Bellingrath Gardens and Home

Jun 2nd 2021 - Jul 28th 202110:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Theodore

Wonderful Wednesdays at Bellingrath Gardens and Home include sessions on summer gardening, horticultural production techniques and the collections in the Bellingrath Home. Visit bellingrath.org for the full schedule of Wonderful Wednesdays in summer 2021. The programs are included in regular Gardens admission and are free to members of the Friends of Bellingrath.

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    Wonderful Wednesdays at Bellingrath Gardens and Home

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    Bellingrath Gardens and Home
    • 12401 Bellingrath Gardens Rd.
    • Theodore, AL 36582
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    Directions

    South Mobile County, a 30-minute drive from downtown Mobile

    Region

    Theodore is located in the The Gulf Coast Area of the Beaches Gulf Coast Region

    Fees

    $14 for adults, $8 for ages 5-12; free to members and to ages 4 and younger

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    Where to Stay

    Payne's RV Park, Inc.

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    Stop N Rest RV Park

    Shady Sites. Near Bellingrath Gardens.

    Pecan Grove Motor Home RV Park

    Surrounded by giant Pecan Trees, our park is conveniently located on Dauphin Island Parkway, just a short scenic drive to beach access, local cuisine and fresh seafood market's.
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    Where to Eat

    Time to Eat

    Enjoy Mobile's best country cooking featuring a menu of homemade items, including hamburger steak, roast beef and 16 vegetable varieties.
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    What to See & Do

    Charles Phillips Antiques & Architecturals

    This Mobile area craftsman calls himself “a junk man,” but his antiques, collectibles, and unique cabinet creations fill homes and businesses around the world.
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