Tour Cranbrook Gardens with a trained volunteer to learn about the renowned 40-acre gardens at the former home of George Gough Booth and Ellen Scripps Booth, the philanthropists who founded Cranbrook Educational Community.
Discover the story of the Booths, the history of the property, and the many sculptures and other works of art on the grounds.
MidwestLiving calls Cranbrook House & Gardens one of “7 Midwest Estate Gardens Worth Traveling For.” Book your tour of this beautiful attraction today to find out why!
Admission
- General Admission: $15
- Cranbrook House & Gardens Auxiliary Members: Free
- Cranbrook Academy of Art and Cranbrook Schools Students: Free (please show your Cranbrook ID at the door)
- Cranbrook Educational Community Employees: Free
- Explore Cranbrook Members: Free
- AHS RAP Members: Free (reciprocal benefit applies to two people for dual or household memberships - please register using the Member field of the registration form)
- In partnership with Museums for All, Cranbrook House tours are free for those receiving food assistance (SNAP benefits). Please register online and show your EBT (Michigan Bridge) card when you arrive to receive free admission for you and up to three guests.
Please click the button at the bottom of this page to reserve your tour of Cranbrook Gardens. Reservations are required by 12:00pm the Friday before each tour. Space is limited.
Additional Information
Please visit our main Cranbrook Gardens Tour webpage for additional details about the tour, including accessibility, our refund policy, and where to go when you arrive.
By registering for this event, you agree to our refund and other policies.