Programs at Chanticleer
We now offer even more ways for our visitors to enrich their Chanticleer experience!
Chanticleer is proud to sponsor a wide variety of programs, workshops, classes, and collaborative programs with some of our regional garden communities and friends. We encourage you to expore all Chanticleer has to offer as it usually leads to a heightened appreciation for our garden and an increased awareness in regards to the natural treasures within.
Chanticleer Internship Program
Paid and unpaid internships providing professional work experience alongside Chanticleer's horticultural staff are occasionally offered. If interested, submit a letter of application and a resume. Applications will be accepted until January 15th. Please let us know your professional goals, expectations of the internship, what dates you are available, if you need housing, and what hourly wage (if any) you are hoping to receive. E-mail the information to admin@chanticleergarden.org or mail to Chanticleer Internships, 786 Church Road, Wayne Pennsylvania, 19087.Chanticleer Scholarship
The Chanticleer Scholarship in Professional Development offers public garden professionals financial support for academic training to improve their leadership skills. The scholarship has two core components:
1. Support of an academic experience
and
2. Support of travel to meet with leaders to build on the academic experience.
To view current Chanticleer Scholars, click here.
To view past Chanticleer Scholars, click here.
News & Events
Full Parking Lot
Our parking lot may fill on busy weekends and on Friday evenings and you may need to wait until there is an opening. To avoid this, come when the weather is not perfect and arrive earlier in the day. Car pooling helps!
Photography Workshops
Noted Photographers return:
Roger Foley on June 21-23 and
Allen Rokach on October 25-27.
Early Openings in 2013
The garden will open at 8:00am on Saturday July 27th, and Saturday, September 21st.
Woody Plant Conference
The conference will be held at
Scott Arboretum on Friday, July 19, 2013.
For more information see the Woody Plant Conference website.
Edible Plants!
Join Chanticleer gardener Emma Seniuk at the Paoli Library to explore vegetables and herbs. Register on the Paoli Library website.
Chanticleer In the News
High praise from the
Philadelphia Inquirer, and from London's Financial Times.
The Art of Gardening at Great Dixter
Britain's fabulous Great Dixter is holding a series of symposia on May 18-25, September 7-14, and November 2-9, 2013. Learn how to garden the Great Dixter way with Head Gardener Fergus Garrett.
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