This year from July 7-18 “Flower Piano” took over the San Francisco Botanical Garden. Twelve pianos nestled throughout the 55 acres invite visitors to play on them and on weekend days professional musicians are scheduled to perform. It’s pretty magical to walk around and listen to impromptu performances by random folks who were just walking around admiring plants a second ago.
We went this Saturday and got to participate in a scavenger hunt presented by The Rabbit Hole Theater Company. We were given a list of clues and used the clues to find characters in different parts of the Botanical Garden. Finding a mermaid, explorer, pirate, fairy and fortune teller (not pictured) is a pretty phenomenal way to spend a Saturday morning.
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Looks like a wonderful day out 🙂
That is so exciting, Claudya! I would have thoroughly enjoyed something like that. The mermaid is sexy! 🙂 Your girls – did they love it? And me, I am glad to be back with SIMC. Hugs!
The mermaid was a big hit with all the children and quite a few dads.
Well THIS looks like a fun day!
How awesome is that? What fun!
How awesome is that! Sounds like so much fun.
Love this idea of the pianos, and the scavenger hunt with all the interesting characters scattered about.
This looks like a lot of fun. I love the Mermaid
Mollydxxx
The mermaid was such a hit. I got very lucky to get a picture of her all by herself. We got there early and accidentally came in from the wrong direction so we caught sight of her before everyone else was there. After that she was constantly surrounded by admirers of all ages.