May 2021
Tuesday Twilights Featuring Lesly Reynaga
More hours for flowers! Open late with live music, local artists, food trucks and more
Find out more »Art Exhibition: Once in a blue moon twice
Explore a unique, site-specific art exhibition in the garden from this year's St. Elmo Arts Fellow, Dawn Kim
Find out more »Sprouts Story Time
Bring your little wildflowers to the Center for our weekly preschool program (ages 3-5)
Find out more »Migratory Birds in the Landscape – SOLD OUT
Walk with expert horticulturists and birders as they point migratory species and the native plants they depend on
Find out more »What’s Happening in the Gardens? – VIRTUAL
Get a weekly update from the gardens plus tips, tricks and behind-the-scenes projects from our horticulture team
Find out more »Flowers of Life: Musical Performance – VIRTUAL
Inspired by the unfolding of spring, this streaming performance celebrates the intersections of nature and music
Find out more »Spring Native Plant Sale – SOLD OUT
Shop a wide variety native Texas plants at our spacious, outdoor sale
Find out more »Spring Native Plant Sale
Shop a wide variety native Texas plants at our spacious, outdoor sale
Find out more »Spring Native Plant Sale
Shop a wide variety native Texas plants at our spacious, outdoor sale
Find out more »Parent & Toddler Yoga
Families find fun and calm practicing yoga poses and breathing exercises together!
Find out more »Tuesday Twilights Featuring Ryan DeSiato
More hours for flowers! Open late with live music, local artists, food trucks and more
Find out more »Unwind & Restore Yoga – NEW
Let go of the day and focus on your connection to the earth in this evening slow flow yoga class
Find out more »Evenings in the Garden With Andrea DeLong-Amaya
Enjoy a rare opportunity to sip cocktails and tour the gardens after hours with our very own Director of Horticulture, Andrea DeLong-Amaya
Find out more »Spring Native Plant Sale
Shop a wide variety native Texas plants at our spacious, outdoor sale
Find out more »Spring Native Plant Sale
Shop a wide variety native Texas plants at our spacious, outdoor sale
Find out more »Spring Native Plant Sale
Shop a wide variety native Texas plants at our spacious, outdoor sale
Find out more »Tuesday Twilights
More hours for flowers! Open late with live music, local artists, food trucks and more
Find out more »Spring Native Plant Sale
Shop a wide variety native Texas plants at our spacious, outdoor sale
Find out more »Spring Native Plant Sale
Shop a wide variety native Texas plants at our spacious, outdoor sale
Find out more »Spring Native Plant Sale
Shop a wide variety native Texas plants at our spacious, outdoor sale
Find out more »June 2021
Nature Nights DIY: Stepping Back in Time
Free family fun with a new theme each week!
Find out more »Native Fruit Trees – VIRTUAL
Learn about fruit trees of Texas, tree selection, harvesting and other tips for care from a landscaping expert
Find out more »Yoga & Singing Bowls
Start your morning with movement, mindfulness and the music of Tibetan and quartz singing bowls & chimes
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Summer Care for Native Plants – VIRTUAL
Learn tips and tricks for keeping Texas plants healthy in the summer heat
Find out more »Nature Nights DIY: Sunflowers & More
Free family fun with a new theme each week!
Find out more »Native Host Plants for Texas Butterflies – VIRTUAL
Create a host-plant haven for the larvae of Texas butterflies and moths and explore why native plants are essential to healthy ecosystems
Find out more »Nature Nights DIY: Pollinators on the Go
Free family fun with a new theme each week!
Find out more »July 2021
Ruff Plants for Dog Lovers- IN PERSON
Find practical and attractive native plants that can stand up to paws and zoomies
Find out more »Gardening for Wildlife – VIRTUAL
Learn how to use native plants to support robust ecosystems and provide habitat for birds, butterflies, bees and more
Find out more »Know Your Sunflowers – VIRTUAL
This summer take a break from the heat and join a virtual tour of one of the most iconic and eye-catching groups of Texas wildflowers. The common annual sunflower has been cultivated for thousands of years in the Americas as a source of nutrition, oils and garden cheer. With a total of nineteen species found in Texas, these tall beauties contribute to the diversity and resiliency in one or more ecoregions throughout the state. Explore the unique differences between agricultural…
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