Summer solstice, marking the longest day and the Northern Hemisphere's full tilt toward the sun, feels nothing short of ecstatic. Filled with movement and vitality, the ancients marked the day with revelry, barefoot walks, and fire building to cavort with the sun and all it's life-giving energy.
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Join us for a Midsummer's Eve starting with a cocktail and garden walk before moving to the Granor Greenhouse—where the glass walls fill the space with sun—for a five-course dinner celebrating our early summer harvest. The dinner concludes just before sunset with an evening constitutional to the orchard where a bonfire and summer picnic desserts await. There will be very little night, but it will certainly be one to remember.