If you’re looking for things to do in Bloomfield Hills after Labor Day, one of the area’s most iconic destinations has a surprisingly busy September calendar.
Cranbrook offers opportunities to explore art, architecture, gardens and design throughout the month.
Tour the Cranbrook Gardens
Guided Cranbrook Gardens tours are scheduled for September 12 and September 19.
The tours take visitors through Cranbrook’s approximately 40-acre gardens while exploring the history of the property, the Booth family and the art and architecture incorporated throughout the grounds.
For anyone interested in architecture or landscape design, it’s one of the most distinctive experiences available in Bloomfield Hills.
Explore Art at Cranbrook
Cranbrook Art Museum also has September programming, including hands-on linocut printmaking workshops September 17 and 19 inspired by pieces within the museum’s collection.
Other opportunities during the month include an artist talk on September 19 and Collections Wing tours later in the month that give visitors a closer look at pieces from Cranbrook’s collection that aren’t always on public display.
Discover Another Side of Bloomfield Hills
Bloomfield Hills is often associated primarily with residential real estate and some of Oakland County’s most recognizable homes.
But institutions such as Cranbrook are an important part of the area’s identity.
Its combination of art, architecture, education, gardens and historic design makes Cranbrook a destination even for people who have lived in Metro Detroit for years.
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