Braidwood Open Gardens 2024

Saturday 5th October & Sunday 6th October, both days 10am-4pm

An annual fundraiser for the community run, not-for-profit Braidwood Preschool. 

$30 single day multi garden pass. $40 both days multi garden pass.

Individual garden entry $10, cash and EFTPOS at each garden gate on the day. Under 18s free.

Our 2024 Open Gardens will feature the following gardens:

• Mona Farm - Kings Highway, Braidwood
• The Doncaster - 1 Park Lane, Braidwood
• Dovecote - 9 Deloraine Lane, Braidwood
• 18 Coronation Ave, Braidwood
• Old Post Office, Araluen - 5929 Araluen Road, Araluen

Cake stall, family activities, Made in Araluen markets at Araluen Hall (Sunday), food, drinks and live music at Mona Farm, and more! Join us for a spectacular weekend in the beautiful heritage-listed town of Braidwood, to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Braidwood Open Gardens.

Mona Farm Tours

We are pleased to be offering guided garden tours of Mona Farm led by Ben of the Mona Farm gardening team on BOTH days at 11:00am. 

Tickets are specific to your chosen day, spots are limited.

Meeting Point: Croquet Lawn

Topics covered: During this tour, we’ll explore the rich history of our gardens, sharing stories of how they’ve evolved over time. We’ll also discuss the challenges we face in maintaining these beautiful spaces, from climate considerations to the intricacies of plant care. Additionally, we’ll dive into our future plans, including upcoming projects and improvements, to ensure our gardens continue to thrive for years to come.

In addition to the wonderful gardens available to tour, a cake stall will be held at the Doncaster on Saturday.

We are also holding a RAFFLE - tickets are $5 each or 3 for $12.

Tickets can be purchased online or at the Garden Gates.

You could win a 2 night stay at beautiful bush retreat Tombarra by the river for 2 people! 

Stay tuned for more information closer to the event, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more updates.

Braidwood Open Gardens is held on Yuin country. We acknowledge the Aboriginal people of the Dhurga language group as the traditional custodians of the land.