Hi admission is $15 for adults and $10 for seniors (62 and above). Admission is free to our members.

Hi, we are open by appointment only, July through September.

Yes, we serve an al fresco lunch, weather permitting, Wednesday through Sunday, 11:30-2:30

It is not a big place... depending on your pace it could be seen in a period of 30 minutes to an hour.

Yes.

Agree that everyone will experience differently. The costs of maintaining the house and gardens must be significant. (See mission below.) Considering that in the tri-state area a senior discount ticket to see a movie is about $13, the Garden admission seemed reasonable. MISSION AND VISION Mission Statement It is the mission of the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens to preserve the gardens as an outdoor setting for sculpture works, which will also benefit the biological chain of plants, wildlife, wild animals, and birds which inhabit or seasonally migrate to the area. The corporation will discourage use of poisonous sprays or insecticides within its property, except in the event of invasive diseases or plagues, etc., which may endanger the immediate or long-term well-being of said plants, birds, animals, and other wildlife. To create a green area of indigenous and imported vegetation closely adjoining an area zoned for high-density population. A rare palm collection will be the special garden theme. The area will be managed to maintain a health-giving, life-giving ecological source of benefit to the citizens of the adjacent and surrounding communities, in order to further the common good and welfare of the people in those communities. They shall be entitled to visit the museum and grounds on payment of an admission fee during established open hours, and for special events as planned by the Board of Trustees and the Gardens staff. Vision The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens’ vision for the future of the organization is to build lasting community stewardship that honors the integrity and intentions of its founder, Ann Norton, by continuing to follow its mission and the “Principles for the Gardens”.

I don't believe so. You should go on their website to see if they have any special events where they might have something at night. This is not too large a venue. However, I think it is better seen in the daylight.

There is a senior discount. We paid $8 each but.$12 is the regular admission.

Perhaps it was $15