'The Gilded Age' Takes Over Historic Beverly Hills Mansion with Ornate Flower Exhibition: Buy Tickets Online

'The Gilded Age' heads to Beverly Hills, where a historic mansion is paying tribute to the hit period drama just as its fourth season premieres. "Fleurs de Villes: The Gilded Age," running from October 28 to November 4, will feature the Greystone mansion and gardens with more than 15 […]

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"The Golden Age" heads to Beverly Hills, where a historic mansion is being transformed into a tribute to the hit period drama, just in time for the fourth season.

Fleurs de Villes: The Gilded Age takes over Greystones Manor and Gardens from October 28 to November 4 with more than 15 elaborate flower arrangements inspired by the characters, costumes and settings of the late 19th century. The eight-day exhibition, created in partnership with HBO Max, showcases thousands of fresh flowers arranged by local floral designers on life-size mannequins. Related Stories Ice-T on 'Law & Order: SVU's longevity and cultural impact': 'I'm on a good treadmill and I want to stay on it' Charlemagne God on mental health, social media and prioritizing real-life connections: 'You have to constantly weed your garden'

Among the characters who encounter flowers is Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon), who is known for her eccentric wardrobe. Agnes Van Ryn (Christine Baranski), the grand guardian of New York's old society; Marianne Brooke (Louisa Jacobson); and Peggy Scott (Danny Benton).

The setting is properly quirky. Built in 1928, the sprawling Greystone Mansion has long been one of Beverly Hills' most recognizable estates, with grand interiors and manicured grounds that offer a version of New York's West Coast.

Visitors can explore installations throughout the property, watch live flower demonstrations and vote on their favorite designs. The show is the fourth stop on a six-city national tour organized by Fleurs de Villes, which previously partnered on flower shows with "Downton Abbey."

"The Golden Age" returns for its fourth season on Nov. 1, midway through the show's launch.

The fair will also host two separate ticketed evening events: "A Gilded Age at Sunset" on Oct. 30, with champagne, live music and dessert, and "A Gilded Age Halloween Affair" on Oct. 31, with cocktails, dinner and dancing.

General admission tickets start at $34, before fees, with the exhibit open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission includes complimentary transportation from the Crescent Drive parking garage, as there is no on-site parking at Greystone Mansion. Tickets are available through Fever.