Kennedy Rose Garden!

Yesterday we headed to the White House Historical Association's Decatur House for the opening of the Kennedy Rose Garden.

 The White House Historical Association announced the opening of a new exhibit, The Kennedy Rose Garden, Traditionally American, which explores President John F. Kennedy’s 1961 vision for a new garden adjacent to the Oval Office. We snapped WHHA president Stewart McLaurin with the Nats' Christina Friedberg and Kevin Hill flanking Bespoke Sports' Tiffany Greco.

WHHA hosted friends and colleagues for a beautiful summer barbecue of hamburgers and hot dogs, a delicious pasta salad and baked beans. Here, National Park Service's Jennifer Mummart, White House Curator's Bill Allman and WHHA's Lara Kline.

There was live music, while the Washington Nationals' newest Racing President, Calvin Coolidge, mingled with the crowd. Here, Tate & Tryon's Meredith Richman, Lisa Heller and Christian Spencer surround WHHA's Paul Weiler.

The exhibit is free and open to the public July 16 to Sept. 12, Monday–Saturday from 10am to 3pm. Here, WHHA's Arioth Smirne, Suzette Rowan, Cindy Wilson and Lynn Maxey.

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