| Period Garden Park on the News!! | 
Check out this WSJ article and related video about Period Garden Park
and Joe Bonardi's work! | 
www.ci.madison.wi.us/parks 
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City of Madison Parks website. | 
| 
 City of Madison Parks: Rules
for Special Events 
City of Madison Parks: Rules
for Park Shelter Reservations  | 
City of Madison Parks website pages concerning
regulations for events and activities for all city parks.  Period
Garden Park is an alcohol free park.  Sorry, dogs are not allowed. | 
| www.madisonparksfoundation.org
 Period Garden Park is featured on the "Neighborhood
Parks Success Stories" page! 
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Madison Parks Foundation
has the mission of supporting neighborhood groups to raise funds to
make improvements in Madison parks and public spaces.  Independent of
the City Parks Division.  | 
Reserve
  Gates of Heaven 
   
   
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Gates of Heaven is located in James Madison
Park, less than a block away from Period Garden Park.  This historic
structure is available for weddings and events.
 We would like to remind anyone considering a wedding or event at the
Gates of Heaven shelter in James Madison Park, that Period Garden Park is
only 1/2 block west on East Gorham St. The gardens are an ideal location
for photo opportunities for your special event! 
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| www.capitolneighborhoods.org | 
Capital Neighborhoods, Inc., an organization
dedicated to improving the experience of residing in Madison's vibrant
downtown. | 
| www.madisonpreservation.org | 
The Madison Trust for
Historic Preservation is a nonprofit organization established in
1974 to help preserve the architectural and historical heritage of the
greater Madison area through advocacy and education. | 
| www.mansionhillinn.com | 
Mansion Hill Inn Bed and Breakfast offers its
guests the luxury, elegance and Victorian charm of Madison's only
four-diamond inn. | 
| Hypatia
  Coop | 
Hypatia Cooperative House.  (Period
Garden Park was once part of the yard of this house, the former Keyes
House.) | 
| https://allencentennialgarden.org/ | 
Allen Centennial Gardens, located on the
UW-Madison campus at 620 Babcock Drive. | 
| www.olbrich.org | 
Obrich Gardens is another one of Madison's fine
  garden parks. |