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Cranbrook House Spring Tour & Lunch
Celebrate spring with a tour and lunch at Cranbrook House, the oldest manor home in metro-Detroit and a National Historic Landmark.
Celebrate spring with a tour at Cranbrook House, the oldest manor home in metro-Detroit and a National Historic Landmark. Formerly the estate of Cranbrook’s founders, George Gough Booth and Ellen Scripps Booth, the manor was designed in the Arts & Crafts Style by noted Detroit architect Albert Kahn in 1908.
On the tour, guests will view handcrafted furnishings, tapestries, and a selection of the Booth’s large collection of world class art. Following the tour, enjoy a box lunch and the sounds of the recently restored Steinway Piano during a lunchtime performance in Cranbrook House library.
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After lunch, guests are welcome to walk the estate grounds at their own leisure in search of early blooms.
Reservations are required by April 18. Admission is $35/person for the general public and $30/person for Cranbrook House and Gardens Auxiliary members. Reservations are available online or by calling 248.645.3149. Cranbrook House is located at 380 Lone Pine Road, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303.
