HarpFusion performing at the Park	Performance Garden

Alice Y. Holsclaw
PERFORMANCE GARDEN

Tohono Chul’s Performance garden sits beneath a grove of Mature sweet acacia trees. The Park’s spring and fall concert series, as well as a number of lectures and special events are presented in this garden. In addition to being a cool respite from the heat of summer, the performance garden imparts a lush atmosphere of flowers, trees and songbirds for many weddings.

The world’s second largest Foothills Palo Verde, as recorded in the National Register of Big Trees, grows just south of the western entrance to the Performance Garden. It is a spectacular multi-trunked tree, with profuse, yellow blossoms in the spring.