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Tag Archives: Esplanade
Hanami Nights at the Cherry Esplanade
Last Thursday the Brooklyn Botanic Garden sponsored Hanami Nights in celebration of cherry blossom season. Hanami translates to “flower viewing”. I have posted pictures of the cherry blossoms before, but this is the first year the BBG organized their special … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Live! On Stage, Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged BBG, botanic, brooklyn, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, cherry, dance, dusk, Esplanade, fan, flower, folk, folk dancing, Garden, Hanami, Japan, Japanese, lights, photography, picnic, pink, Spotlight, Umbrella, viewing
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APRIL BBG SPLENDOR
Colorful Impressions at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden on a Mid-April Day The Brooklyn Museum as seen from the BBG Many more cherry blossom pics, and flower selfies, are at the end of this post…
CHERRY BLOSSOMS 2022
Last Saturday I returned to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden to see the cherry blossoms in its famous esplanade in peek bloom. Took a lot of photos again, of course, as I have before (and before and before), but this time … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged blossom, botanic, brooklyn, Brooklyn Botanical Garden, cherry, Cherry blossoms, Cherry Esplanade, Esplanade, Garden, photography, pink, Spring, White
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CHERRY BLOSSOMS AND TAIKO DRUMS
Pink Splendor and Banging Dramatics on the Esplanade The end of April the Brooklyn Botanic Garden holds the Sakura Matsuri Festival, scheduled to coincide with the spectacular blossoming of the cherry trees on the Garden’s Esplanade. Nature holding … Continue reading
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Tagged blossoms, botanic garden, brooklyn, Catherine Gayer, cherry, drum, Edward Elder, Esplanade, festival, Sakura Matsuri, Taiko, Taiko Masala
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