In the Media
The Laguna Beach Garden Club shares information about its educational programs and community initiatives with members and the public through local media — from print to online to radio and more. Here is a sampling of our outreach and coverage.
May 2026 Gate & Garden Tour Showcases Laguna’s Charming Gardens
On May 5, 2026, StuNews (Volume 18, Issue 36) published an feature on our 2026 Gate & Garden Tour where patrons strolled through a masterfully curated set of gardens in “Tree Trees” of North Laguna. The tour is our major fundraiser for educational school gardens, local scholarships and community projects. Click below to see more of Mary Hurlbut’s lovely photos of the event!
January 2026 Better Buzz Donates Proceeds to Garden Club
The January 20th, 2025 StuNews reported on the Grand Opening ribbon cutting ceremony for Better Buzz coffee roasters in Laguna Beach which took place on January 22nd where 20% of the day’s proceeds were donated to the Laguna Beach Garden Club!
October 2025 Local Media Profiles Oct Speakers
The October 3rd, 2025 issue of StuNews (Volume 17, Issue 79) profiles the featured speakers Greg Salmeri and Laurie Resnick, two talented designers who transform both indoor and outdoor spaces and are the owners of Rolling Greens nursery, design store, and design services. They will be speaking on the very timely topic of decorating for the holidays with plants.
September 2025 Local Media Profiles Sept Speaker Danielle Hahn
The September 2nd, 2025 issue of StuNews (Volume 17, Issue 70) profiles the featured speaker who will kick-off our new season at the September 12th Laguna Beach Garden Club General Meeting. Award-winning rosarian, Danielle Hahn, will speak on the history of Rose Story Farm.
May 2025 Gate & Garden Tour featured in LA Times Daily Pilot
On May 11, 2025 the Gate & Garden Tour was featured on the front page o the LA Times Daily Pilot! (Photo by Don Leach)
May 2025 The Gate & Garden Tour Wows Visitors
On May 6, 2025, StuNews published an feature on our 2025 Gate & Garden Tour where visitors toured eight gardens in a charming South Village neighborhood bordering Bluebird Canyon. Click below to see Mary Hurlbut’s lovely photos of the event!
