Krumm Center, Newton Travel Guide

A versatile event and educational venue nestled in the heart of Newton Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, perfect for gatherings and horticultural learning.

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The Krumm Center, located within the Newton Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, serves as an educational and event venue. Dedicated in 2000 and later renamed to honor Daniel J. & Ann L. Krumm, it hosts workshops, seminars, and private events, supporting the local gardening community and serving as the headquarters for the Newton Arboretum & Botanical Gardens board of directors.

A brief summary to Krumm Center

3030 N 4th Ave E, Newton, Iowa, 50208, US
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Monday 8 am-12 am
Tuesday 8 am-12 am
Wednesday 8 am-12 am
Thursday 8 am-12 am
Friday 8 am-12 am
Saturday 8 am-12 am
Sunday 8 am-12 am

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Know before you go

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Check the Newton Arboretum & Botanical Gardens website for upcoming events, workshops, and seminars at the Krumm Center.
Consider visiting during the spring and summer months to fully appreciate the blooming gardens surrounding the Krumm Center.
If you're planning a private event, book the Krumm Center in advance to secure your preferred date, especially during peak seasons.

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Getting There

Walking

From the Newton Public Library at 105 N 5th Ave E, head east on E 1st St N. Turn left onto N 4th Ave E and continue for about 1 mile. The Krumm Center is on the right within the Newton Arboretum & Botanical Gardens. There are no costs associated with walking.
Public Transport

HIRTA (Heart of Iowa Regional Transit Agency) provides public transit services in Newton and Jasper County. Contact HIRTA to schedule a ride to the Newton Arboretum & Botanical Gardens. A one-way ride within Newton costs $2.00. Rides must be scheduled 24 hours in advance.
Driving

From downtown Newton, head north on N 4th Ave E for approximately 3 miles. The Krumm Center and the Newton Arboretum & Botanical Gardens will be on your right at 3030 N 4th Ave E. Parking is available at the Arboretum, with overflow parking at Agnes Patterson Park, located north of the Arboretum. Parking is free.

Discover more about Krumm Center

Nestled within the scenic Newton Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, the Krumm Center stands as a versatile venue for education, events, and community gatherings. Originally dedicated in August 2000 as the Krumm Horticultural Center, it was funded by Mrs. Ann Krumm as a tribute to her husband, Daniel, an avid gardener. The center was envisioned as a nexus for the gardening community of Newton, providing a space for learning and collaboration.Following Ann's passing in 2004, the center was renamed the Daniel J. & Ann L. Krumm Center, ensuring their legacy of horticultural support would continue. Today, the Krumm Center hosts a variety of activities, including seminars, workshops, and gardening programs. It also serves as the headquarters for the Newton Arboretum & Botanical Gardens board of directors. The center is available for private events, blending natural beauty with modern functionality, making it suitable for weddings, corporate meetings, and community gatherings.Recent additions include a Welcome Center-Business Office, completed in 2024, offering a separate entrance from the event center. The northwest corner of the building houses a garage, serving as the horticultural headquarters for the Newton Arboretum, housing gardening equipment and tools. Visitors can explore the surrounding Arboretum, featuring walking paths, educational displays, and diverse plant species.