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Exhibitions at the Garden

Plan a visit today to one of our current exhibitions – or sign up for ticket alerts for our upcoming exhibitions and be the first to know when tickets are on sale.

Darwin’s Garden: An Evolutionary Adventure
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April 25–June 15, 2008

During this Garden-wide celebration of Charles Darwin’s life and his groundbreaking work with plants, explore his theories of evolution and natural selection.

Moore in America: Monumental Sculpture at
The New York Botanical Garden

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May 24–November 2, 2008

Internationally acclaimed sculptor Henry Moore drew inspiration from nature. This landmark presentation of his monumental works will be the largest outdoor installation of Henry Moore sculpture in one location in the United States. Related special events and activities for adults and children will be held Garden–wide throughout the duration of the exhibition.

Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Chrysanthemum
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October 18–November 16, 2008

Enjoy the second year of an exhibition and cultural celebration of a spectacular floral tradition in one of the most elaborate presentations ever seen outside Japan.

Holiday Train Show
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November 22, 2008–January 11, 2009

This annual family favorite returns with model trains traversing a magical landscape featuring 140 replicas of New York landmarks made from plant parts.

A World of Plants
Ongoing

Plants and Fungi: Ten Current Research Stories
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A Passionate Grower: Heirloom Melons and Squashes From the Gardens of Amy Goldman:
An Exhibition of Photographs by Victor Schrager

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