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Author: Sabine Kortals Jul 22, 2015
In conjunction with the annual Colorado Shakespeare Festival, the nearby Shakespeare Gardens are planted with flowers, herbs and vegetables that pertain to the season’s plays—and they’re all accompanied by quotations and identification signs.
The gardens are just west of the Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre on the CU campus.
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