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Bales & Ales will now be on Sunday, October 1

Featured Programs

A flock of sculpted black vultures sits in a field of red flowers and foliage
Now Extended Through October 22, 2023

…things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting…
Drawn illustration of green pears, with small city in the background. In the center is a larger pineapple with white with red center hibiscus flowers, and green spiked leaves coming out. Behind the center pineapple are light looking pink bougainvillea flowers. All in front of other green leaves and rows of plantings below. A large green tree is along the other side of the image as a framing device.

African American Garden: The Caribbean Experience
Now Open
a person carving a face into a pumpkin; an animated small pumpkin in the bottom right corner with a plant design carved into it

Fall-O-Ween
September 16–November 12
a bunch of orange dahlias surrounded by small purple flowers along Seasonal Walk
Through October 15

Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month
A colorful illustration of a steam locomotive traveling on a railway through mountains
November 17, 2023–January 15, 2024

Holiday Train Show® & NYBG GLOW
Get your tickets for preferred dates now!

WHAT’S ON THIS WEEK

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Highlights

Conifers with the sun shining through them

Know Before You Go

 A group of people speaks in front of a crowd in an enclosed lecture hall

Lecture Library

 Photo of the LuEsther T. Mertz Library Building

Mertz Library

 View of amazon top of trees at sunset

Plant Research & Conservation

About NYBG

The New York Botanical Garden is a living museum, an educational institution, and a plant research and conservation organization.

 

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Today’s Hours: NYBG is closed today

Tuesday – Sunday; and Monday federal holidays

NYBG thanks our generous sponsors: LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust, Bloomberg Philanthropies logo, MetLife Foundation logo, and Citi Bank logo

NYBG thanks our generous sponsors: LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust, Bloomberg Philanthropies logo, MetLife Foundation logo, and Citi Bank logo

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