Make the Most of Summer at The Huntington
From family fun to serene gardens and seasonal treats, there’s something for everyone to discover
Special Hours Notice
The Huntington is open on Independence Day (Sat., July 4, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.); the Rose Garden Tea Room is closed for the holiday.

Cool down with Botanical infused snow cones
Saturdays & Sundays | North entrance to the Chinese Garden
Made from scratch. Packed with flavor. These homemade syrup snowcones are the coolest way to enjoy summer! Stop by and taste the difference.
House-made syrups:
- Hibiscus lime
- Meyer lemon mint
- Strawberry basil
- Watermelon cucumber
- Mango chile
Add-ons:
- Tajín rim
- Coconut cream drizzle
- Fresh fruit toppings
- Combier Liqueur

Dine and Relax
New Seasonal Offerings
Light Summer Lunch
1919 Cafe in the Education and Visitor Center | Enjoy fresh, seasonal dishes crafted with summer flavors — the perfect midday break during your visit.
4th of July Specials
1919 Cafe | Grilled Salmon with peach BBQ Sauce, Dry Rubbed Baby Back Ribs, Corn of the Cob, and Watermelon Feta Salad.
Lemonade & Summer Cookie Pairings
Red Car Café | Rotating flavor pairings of Blackberry lemonade with lemon shortbread or Strawberry lemonade with vanilla bean cookie
Tea Time Desserts
Rose Garden Tea Room | Indulge in a rotating selection of seasonal sweets. Options are available for a variety of dietary preferences, including vegan and gluten-free choices, as well as treats for kids.

Always Available
Fosselman’s Ice Cream, Iced Coffee, and Iced Tea
At the Red Car coffee shop in the Entrance Plaza
Iced and Milk Tea with Optional Boba
At the Freshwater Pavilion in the Chinese Garden
Summer Break at The Huntington
Golden Hour in the Gardens
Take a twilight walk through The Huntington’s historic grounds this summer. Beginning in front of The Rose Hills Foundation Conservatory for Botanical Science, the tour winds through the Scott Gallery Loggia and the Shakespeare Garden, then circles behind the Huntington Art Gallery. From there, it follows the camellia path to the fountain at the end of the North Vista. The walk concludes in front of the Library, just as the sun slips behind the San Gabriel Mountains.



