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Pairing Shakespeare and Gardening

By Bill Snyder | July 11, 2018

Master Gardener Eve Berman joins us to talk about ‘Much Ado in the Garden’, a Shakespeare-themed event taking place in the Cutler Botanic Garden at the Cornell Cooperative Extension grounds on Front Street in Binghamton. There will be music, food, readings, and costumed characters.

Photo credit: Cornell Cooperative Extension

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