In addition to the plants and landscaping, the self-guided tour of six gardens will include live music and plein air artists at the sites, and a Garden Boutique on the lawn of the Historical Society’s Wisteria Cottage at 780 Prospect St. Saturday, May 20, providing a chance to stroll through some of La Jolla’s most elaborate and secluded private gardens.

The La Jolla Historical Society presents its 2023 Secret Garden Tour from 10 a.m. Staff writer Ashley Mackin-Solomon took second place in the Sports Feature Story category for “ Family values: La Jolla High’s Gary and Howard Frank model a love of baseball, history and tradition.” Secret Garden Tour features six La Jolla locales May 20 Is it an ethics breach or discrimination?” In the category of weekly publications with distribution between 11,000 and 25,000, Light staff writer Elisabeth Frausto took first place in the Business and Economy category for “ Is Pannikin packing it in? Decades-old La Jolla cafe faces April exit after lease talks falter” and second place in the Youth and Education category for “ UCSD professor was punished for working with Chinese scientists. The La Jolla Light won three California Journalism Awards for 2022 from the California News Publishers Association. Light staff nets three California News Publishers Association awards If you are able to, please become a supporter of the La Jolla Light today by clicking here. At a time when local news is more important then ever, support from our readers is essential.

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