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American Public Gardens Association Dinner

Chanticleer is not available for private events, this was a special evening party for a not-for-profit horticultural organiztion.
Chanticleer Terrace

The calm before the storm... Cocktail tables on the Chanticleer terrace await the masses.

Photo by Lisa Roper
Pool Side

Guests dine pool side.

Photo by Lisa Roper
Mary O'Malley

Mary O'Malley plucks her harp providing beautiful music on the terraces.

Photo by Lisa Roper
Bill & Dan

Exectutive Director, Bill Thomas, and gardener, Dan Benarcik, entertain guests on the top of the Chanticleer Hill.

Photo by Lisa Roper
Ballon

Surprise hot air ballon rides for the guests.

Photo by Lisa Roper
Ballon Departure

Guests depart the ballon after taking a new look at the garden.

Photo by Lisa Roper
Serpentine Refresh

Guests enjoy refreshments at food stations just below the serpentine.

Photo by Lisa Roper
West Lawn

Party guests relax on the West Lawn.

Photo by Lisa Roper
HLTW

Happy Little Train Wreck takes a quick break from playing for a quick photo op.

Photo by Lisa Roper

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