From the Japanese Garden, glimpse migratory birds in the wetlands stretching below, or stroll to the majestic Wedding Tree, a stately oak over 200 years old and favorite spot where lovers have tied the knot for 75 years. Learn about the rich artistic history of this magnificent treasure, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and all this whilst enjoying a scrumptious afternoon tea.

Entertainment for the tea this year will be provided by Rebecca Walker Jones. Rebecca, a Fayette County resident, and singer/songwriter originally from London, England, came to the United States in 1995. She was signed by BMG International in Nashville. She is an accomplished vocalist and musician, and wrote all the words and music for her latest Christian album, "Still Searching."

Jones has lived in Fayetteville with her husband since 2001, and they have three children.

There is a $25 donation to attend the May 1 event, and tickets are limited. To secure your reservation call Shona Schmidt 770-487-6501 or Jeanne Belvin 770-716-8797.

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