Apalachicola Home & Garden Tour

A Queen Anne-style home built around 1901 highlights the Historic Apalachicola Home and Garden Tour to be held Saturday, May 4. Now in its 30th year, the annual event hosted by Trinity Episcopal Church showcases some of the town’s most distinguished homes, both old and new. Seven homes, the City Square Community Garden, and Trinity Church are featured. An open-to- all silent auction, along with a jumble sale offering items at $25 or less, takes place on the church grounds beginning at 9 a.m. A choral Evensong, the traditional opening for the tour, occurs May 5, at 6 p.m. A reception in Gorrie Square follows the service. Visit apalachicolahometour.org for information and to purchase tickets. Advance tickets are $30; day-of-tour tickets may be purchased for $35 on the church grounds beginning at 9 a.m. Proceeds benefit the preservation and maintenance of Trinity’s historic structures with a portion directed to assist in meeting the needs of Franklin County through the Outreach Ministry of Trinity. Apalachicola’s historic district is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Dating from before the Civil War, with continued importance well into the twentieth century, Apalachicola is considered the best-preserved city on the Gulf of Mexico. Guests can enhance their weekend experience by exploring the town’s historical sites, shops, galleries, restaurants, and waterfront.

Event contact: Tara Carter, tour@trinityapalachicola.org

Visit https://www.apalachicolahometour.org for details.