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Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Secret Garden is a secret, no more! A new events center is coming soon to Linn County! Culver's Greenhouse Breaks Ground on New Events Center You can never have too many places to hold large gatherings and special events. Just ask anyone trying to reserve a venue for a wedding! A new events center is coming to Marion and will be part of Culver's Garden Center and Greenhouse! A groundbreaking ceremony took place yesterday afternoon for the new venue, which will be called The Secret Garden, according to CBS2. What Is The Secret Garden? CBS2 reports that the venue, which will be located at 1682 Dubuque Road, will hold up to 300 guests for weddings, corporate events, private celebrations, workshops, and more. Extensive landscaping and gardens will surround the new center. It's a major addition to the Culver's campus, which started as a simple lawn care business back in 1982! When Will The New Venue Be Open?

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