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Member Preview for Living Connections: The Arnold Arboretum and Korea

October 23 @ 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Hunnewell Visitor Center 125 Arborway, Boston

Members get a special sneak preview of the new exhibit in the Hunnewell Building, titled Living Connections: The Arnold Arboretum and Korea. For more than a century, the Arnold Arboretum has been connected to Korea through plants, exploration, and scientific exchange. The exhibit brings together rare archival images, living collections, plant records, and contemporary partnerships to explore Korea’s botanical heritage and the evolving relationship between the Arboretum and Korean institutions.

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