Stewards to the Cathedral’s Gardens since 1916

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Be a part of our second century and help ensure that the Cathedral gardens continue to be a haven of peace and refreshment.

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Volunteer With Us

All Hallows Guild is an all-volunteer organization. We welcome your help in the gardens or with any of our other programs.

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Help maintain the 59 acres of gardens, grounds, and woods surrounding the Cathedral with your donation or memorial gift.

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Make your reservation now for Tour and Tea

Our 2019 Teas begin on Tuesday, March 11, and reservations are currently available through June 26. Tea is served most Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. Thursday Teas are offered through Cherry Blossom Season. Reserve now - some dates and specialty tours have already sold out.

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Welcome

To the Gardens & Grounds

About Us
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To the south of the Cathedral is the most intensively cultivated part of the grounds.

Bishop's Garden

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Five acres of oak and hickory forest with stone footpaths, a contemplative circle, and native wildflowers and the adjacent All Hallows Amphitheater.

Olmsted Woods & Amphitheater

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The 59 acres of Mount St. Alban that surround the Cathedral is known as the “Close”.

The Cathedral Close

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Come for a docent-led tour of the Cathedral or Gardens and stay for afternoon tea served in the Cathedral’s South Tower.

Tour & Tea

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Held since 1939, this festival of flowers, food and family fun is held on the first Friday and Saturday of May.

Flower Mart

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In recent years the Guild has invested more than 6 million dollars to improve and maintain the gardens and grounds.

Garden Projects

What We Do

Our Projects & Programs

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The Gardens & Grounds

Allium & Bratenahl plaque in the Bishop’s Garden

Lower Perennial Border and Shadow House

Hortulus with the Carolingian Font

Norman Arch Entrance to the Bishop’s Garden

Cathedral West Front

The Olmsted Woods

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READ THE BLOG

The First Flower Mart – 1939

Feb 6, 2019

“Set in Stone” doesn’t mean Forever!

Feb 5, 2019

Rain, Stone, and Mud

Dec 30, 2018
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Gardens Growing

Partner with us to ensure that the 59 acres of gardens and grounds surrounding Washington National Cathedral continue to be a haven of peace and refreshment in the midst of the Nation’s Capital.

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