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La Jolla Historical Society parties poolside to kick off sold-out Secret Garden Tour weekend

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The Gand Band, featuring historic-home owners Joan and Gary Gand, plays ‘60s hits at the La Jolla Historical Society’s Secret Garden Party on May 19.  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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La Jolla Historical Society Executive Director Lauren Lockhart speaks at the Secret Garden Party.  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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Secret Garden Tour chairwoman Meg Davis and Brian Earley  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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La Jolla Historical Society supporters gather at the Secret Garden Party on May 19.  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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Karen Flamer and Laura DuCharme Conboy  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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Ann Craig and Janet Evans  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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Steve and Francesca Petroski  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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Sharilyn Gallison, Claudette Heffner, Helga Halsey, Bonnie Winn and John Heffner  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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Joan Sabado and Joy Kirsch  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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Diane DePodesta, Leigh Adamson and Julie and Mark Harrison  (Ashley Mackin-Solomon)

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The La Jolla Historical Society kicked off its Secret Garden Tour weekend with a party May 19 at a home in La Jolla’s Muirlands neighborhood.

The intimate gathering included hors d’oeuvres, wine and music from the Gand Band, featuring La Jolla residents and historic-home owners Joan and Gary Gand.

The Secret Garden Tour the next day offered two options: a self-guided tour of six gardens that could be viewed in any order, and a Platinum Tour that included a seventh garden plus transportation with a docent and lunch.

For the first time, both options sold out this year.

Learn more about La Jolla Historical Society events at lajollahistory.org.

— La Jolla Light staff ◆

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