• Upcoming Events For Your
Calendar
• New in 2018: Private Event Rentals
• Reverberation: News From Our Organization
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Preservation Today
• There is Still Time to Make a Difference
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Support Taliesin Preservation now and you may enjoy a tax deduction for 2017.
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ANNOUNCING: UPCOMING EVENTS FOR YOUR CALENDAR
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January-April: Weekend Pop-Up Brunch & Cocktails
In the Frank Lloyd-Wright Visitor Center's Riverview Terrace Cafe, Enos Farms offers Pop-Up Brunch and Cocktails each Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. through April 29th. Brunch Buffet, Specials, Cocktails, Pastries, and Coffee, available In-House or To-Go.
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April: House Tours Resume
House Tours resume i
n April (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only). The full spectrum of tours begins on May 1 and continues through October 31.
Reserve your tickets now!
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Taliesin Plein Air in September
Art collectors take note! Thirty regional artists, renowned for their plein air work, will interpret Wright's designs as they gather for a week-long painting event on the 800-acre Taliesin estate. Two public events will showcase a selection of paintings for purchase.
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NEW IN 2018:
Private Event Rentals
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Taliesin Preservation announces new
private entertaining
options across the Taliesin estate. Consider hosting an event in such magnificent spaces as the Taliesin residence, Tan-y-Deri, Hillside, or the Visitor Center.
Your dinner, cocktail reception, private concert, social gathering, corporate retreat, or party will be spectacular at Taliesin! Call for info and to schedule the date of your choice.
608-588-7900 Ext. 221
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REVERBERATION: NEWS FROM OUR ORGANIZATION
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Discover Wisconsin's Saturday, December 23rd, episode was dedicated to Frank Lloyd Wright and the new Trail throughout the state linking nine of Wright's buildings, including Taliesin in Spring Green. The DW crew came out to interview Minerva Montooth and Brandoch Peters earlier this year.
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On December 14th, Madison FOX 47's Michelle Carolla spoke with Legacy Taliesin Fellowship Member and long-time Taliesin resident Minerva Montooth for her perspective of a lifetime spent at Taliesin.
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Excerpts from Winter Festival held on December 2nd and 9th, including shuttle tours of the estate and holiday reading in Frank Lloyd Wright's studio at Taliesin.
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The first Renewal Gala, held October 27 at the Visitor Center, was a night (and meal) to remember. Renewal Awards were presented to those who made an impact on the founding of Taliesin Preservation.
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A Look Back at 2017
A quick look at the life within the Taliesin estate in Spring Green: classes, architectural preservation, prairie restoration, tours, Renewal Gala, farm dinners...too many to mention. Don't miss out in 2018. There's even more coming!
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More than buildings, it's the life within.
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Window Revealed in Living Room
A Preservation Minute: Preservation Manager Ryan Hewson explains the unveiling of an original window in the Taliesin living room alcove that was covered up by plaster since the 1960s.
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Progress on Hillside Reroofing
The roofing project at Hillside is complete for the season, with rolled roofing installed on the dining room. Two of three coats have been applied to the theater roof, and in spring the final red coat will be applied before moving on to the foyer.
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To stay current on preservation projects underway, follow us on
Facebook
. Browse an archive of recent projects on our
website
. To support a project that is meaningful to you, please contact Erik Flesch at (608) 588-7900, Ext. 231, or by
email
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Whether you have just discovered Taliesin or it has been in your blood for many years, there is no mistaking the profound international significance of Frank Lloyd Wright’s home, studio, school and farm in Spring Green, Wisconsin
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A gift to Taliesin Preservation, in any amount, is the hard-working investment protecting and securing Wright’s cultural, natural, and agricultural environments
to be shared and explored by all
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As our
Annual Appeal
shows, your contributions ensure that Taliesin will never be just a house museum. Your impactful gifts make it possible to fill Taliesin's built and natural environments with life — with engaging interpretation and innovative programming that provide a greater understanding of Wright's legacy in the areas of architecture, culture, and the land.
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There are a variety of
ways to support
Taliesin Preservation’s mission
including Corporate Sponsorship and Partnerships, Private Entertaining, Donor Advised Funds, Tribute Gifts, Planned Giving, Employer Match and Gifts of Stock. It is easy and safe to make a gift online.
You may wish to take advantage of the benefits of membership by becoming a Friend of Taliesin.
If you would like more information about the various
ways you can support
Taliesin Preservation please contact Erik Flesch at (608) 588-7900, Ext. 231, or by
email
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The Taliesin Preservation Program Department was supported in part by the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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