Franklin Park Conservatory and the Conservatory Women’s Board are proud to announce the 13th annual Field to Table celebration! Please join us for this signature fundraising effort to benefit Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens’ community outreach, education and access programs.
Field to Table is a spectacular evening that celebrates the bounty of Ohio’s late-summer harvest. Thoughtfully planned by the Franklin Park Conservatory Women’s Board, this signature end-of-summer event brings together Columbus’ corporate and community leaders, event sponsors, Women’s Board members and their guests for an al fresco dining experience unlike any other.
Field to Table will begin with a cocktail party on the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Community Garden Campus, featuring drinks, appetizers and gourmet wood-fired pizzas. Guests then stroll to the Grand Mallway for a multi-course meal celebrating the bounty of Ohio’s summer harvest, set amongst the lush outdoor gardens of Franklin Park Conservatory. At dusk, the James Turrell light installation Light Raiment II in the John F. Wolfe Palm House will set the stage for a magical dinner experience under the stars.
Mark your calendar now to join us for the 13th annual Field to Table on Friday, August 27.
When you support Field to Table, you help us create positive change in our community:
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With your generosity, community gardeners receive the support and resources they need to feed neighbors and stock local food pantries, through the Growing to Green program.
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With your support, low-income teens get access to real-world work experience, STEM education, and soft-skills building experiences through Teen Corps.
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With your investment, more than 60,000 individuals have visited the Conservatory who otherwise might not have been able to afford it. Through a growing list of initiatives to help ensure equitable access, everyone in our community has an opportunity to reap the educational, physical, and mental health benefits of spending time in the Conservatory’s gardens, green spaces and nature-infused exhibitions.
