For information about visiting The Kampong at 4013 Douglas Road, Coconut Grove, now part of the National Tropical Botanical Garden, visit kampong.ntbg.org, or call 305-442-7169.

The historically significant mother/daughter exhibition is currently on view at The Kampong in Coconut Grove, a location that reflects the intertwined relationships between histories both human ...

Miami isn't just gorgeous beaches, luxurious shops, ... The Kampong traces its roots back to 1916, when David Fairchild acquired the property to house his collection of tropical plants.

The Junior League of Miami recruited more than 20 designers and sponsors to give the interior of this historic Coconut Grove property a facelift. It was once the home of noted horticulturalist ...

Sweeney, who purchased The Kampong in 1963, later gifted it to the nonprofit National Tropical Botanical Garden. Schokman served as horticulture director, and later Kampong director.

MIAMI (CBSMiami) -- A century-old ... The Kampong -known for its lush greenery and beautiful scenery- in the heart of a historic neighborhood is now the site of works from various designers.

Leave it to The Kampong, local botanical treasure and historic home of the late David Fairchild, to throw one of Miami's most anticipated events of the season this weekend. This Sunday, April 5 ...

Some of South Florida's best chefs got together to serve food and wine pairings last night to 500 guests at the Kampong's annual Bali Ha'i event. The party, located in the Kampong's Coconut Grove ...

But a place called The Kampong, in Miami's Coconut Grove, has long been a beacon for tens of thousands of people around the world, including early visitors such as Dwight Eisenhower, ...

“A Lens on Community: Photographs by Klara Farkas and Georgette Ballance” is an exploration of humanity through the work of two remarkable South Florida photographers. The historically significant ...