The Hudson Home & Garden Tour
June 21-22, 2024


Since 1947, the Hudson Garden Club has showcased beautiful homes, lovely gardens, and unique outdoor living spaces. Enjoy a day touring the featured properties in historic Hudson, Ohio.

And be sure to join us at the Garden Shop, Tea Room, and at the Preview Party. See our FAQs and TOUR DETAILS tab for additional information.

Proceeds from the Tour fund the Garden Club’s annual scholarships, grants, city tree planting, school programs, library books, and community beautification projects.


The city of Hudson is named after its founder, David Hudson, who settled here from Goshen, Connecticut, in 1799 when it was part of the Connecticut Western Reserve. The village of Hudson, located in the center of Hudson Township, was incorporated in 1837. It was here that David Hudson built the first log house in Summit County, Ohio. The landmark Hudson Clock Tower, was built in 1912 by James Ellsworth who was born in the village in 1849.

Our Tour History

In 1947 Hudson Garden Club sought a way to raise funds to replace the many trees lost to Dutch elm disease and decided to conduct the first tour, which was gardens only that charged guests 50 cents a person, raising $24.50! Over the years the club expanded the tour to include both homes and gardens.  

How the Home & Garden Tour Benefits the community.

Proceeds from the tour …

 fund the Garden Club’s annual scholarships, grants, school programs, mentoring workshops, tree planting in Hudson and community gardening projects. An all-volunteer effort, more than 500 men and women donate thousands of hours toward this worthwhile project.


Dining & Shopping

Hudson has many tempting restaurants ranging from fast food to fine dining. Be sure to stop in at the Hudson Visitor Center in the old Town Hall on the Green. Hudson also boasts a wide selection of wonderful shops. See  First and Main and  Merchants of Hudson. Ample parking can be found off Clinton Street, west of Route 91, behind the stores.