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WHAT’S ON THIS WEEK

Photo: …things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting…
10 a.m.–6 p.m. | At the Garden

…things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting…

Featured Event
an animated jack-o''-lantern with the plant love symbol carved and yellow kiku in the background
Various Times | At the Garden

Fall-O-Ween

Featured Event
two people sitting on bales of hay in a field enjoying glasses of beer in the sunlight
12–5 p.m. | At the Garden

Bales & Ales

Featured Event
Pumpkins carved into spooky faces stand on scarecrow bodies in a verdant setting
Various Times | At the Garden

Scarecrows & Pumpkins
a bunch of orange dahlias surrounded by small purple flowers along Seasonal Walk
On-site & Online

Hispanic/Latinx Heritage
Month 2023
a person in a white shirt pouring beer from a tap into a tall glass
12–6 p.m. | At the Garden

Weekend Beer Garden
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.
Open All Day for Exploration | At the Edible Academy

African American Garden:
The Caribbean Experience
A tomato growing on a vine.
12–4 p.m. | Offsite

Harvest Fair:
Celebrating Milestones
black and white image of a pressed herbarium specimen, Myrcia skeldingii
11 a.m. | At the Garden

Imagine The Plant
An overhead shot of people working with vegetables.
2 & 4 p.m. | At the Garden

Edible Academy Fresh from the Garden Tastings
A view of the bronx river in the summer time.
Ongoing | At the Garden

Native Forest with Chenae Bullock
A visitor scouting for birds with binoculars.
Various Times | At the Garden

Bird Tours
a pathway in the forest with leaves on the path
Ongoing | At the Garden

Forest Bathing
Photo of a fallen leaf
Various Times | At the Garden

Magnificent Trees of NYBG Tour
a person paints a carved jack-o-lantern with a human face
11 a.m.–2 p.m. | At the Garden

Pumpkin Carving
with Adam Bierton
Bright pink roses grow over a green iron pergola in the sunshine
11 a.m.–1 p.m. | At the Garden

Old Garden Roses
Students in the Thain Family Forest
Various Times | At the Garden

Hidden Life of the Forest
A blue garden fountain surrounded by pink and white tulip flowers
10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Du Pont Gardens of
the Brandywine Valley:
Photographs by Larry Lederman
Photo of kids at play in the Ruth Rea Howell Family Garden, ECAG
Various Times | At the Garden

Dig! Plant! Grow!
The Three Sisters
A white bird with a red head and black and white wings
Various Times | At the Garden

Birding 101 Tour with NYC Audubon
Image of a white snakeroot flower
Ongoing | Online

EcoQuest Challenge
A hand holding a cell phone using the Bloomberg Connects App in front of the Conservatory in spring
Ongoing | At the Garden

Bloomberg Connects App
Azalea garden in the winter with a pop of colorful yellow witch hazel
Ongoing | Online

Virtual Garden Tours
2 adults and 3 children making crafts in Everett Children's Adventure Garden
Ongoing | Online

NYBG at Home for Kids & Families
A potted houseplant.
Ongoing | Online

The Plant Doctor Is In
A herbarium specimen of a sunflower.
Ongoing | Online

Virtual Herbarium Expeditions
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WHAT'S BEAUTIFUL NOW

  • Conifer Arboretum

  • Forest

  • Home Gardening Center

  • Ladies’ Border

  • Native Plant Garden

  • Oaks

  • Ornamental Conifers

  • Perennial Garden

  • Rock Garden

  • Seasonal Walk

    • UPCOMING

    An aerial view of a thick green forest at sunset, with a city skyline visible in the distance
    Thursday, September 21, 2023

    Climate Week 2023 Symposium: Cultivating Resilience

    NYBG will host a symposium to examine ecological restoration: its history, current trends, and the crucial work that needs to continue on a global scale.

     an animated jack-o''-lantern with the plant love symbol carved and yellow kiku in the background

    Fall-O-Ween

    The tricks and treats of fall come to life at NYBG with plentiful pumpkins, gourds, and ghouls—and all sorts of fun-filled activities to celebrate this season of frights and foliage!

     two people sitting on bales of hay in a field enjoying glasses of beer in the sunlight
    September 30, 2023

    Bales & Ales

    Celebrate the fall season at NYBG with a wide selection of local breweries. Receive a souvenir sampling cup with your ticket to explore what’s on offer, with unlimited samples of craft beers, ciders, and spiked seltzers available.

     A colorful illustration of a green steam locomotive on a brown railway passing between green and pink mountains
    November 17, 2023 – January 15, 2024

    Holiday Train Show®

    This beloved tradition returns for its 30th year with a miniature wonderland in the warmth of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. Marvel at model trains zipping through an enchanting display of more than 175 famous New York landmarks.

    Explore Our Garden Map

    A map of the New York Botanical Garden

    Use our map to plan ahead and use as a guide. Discover which areas are open, find the nearest restrooms and visitor amenities, and more. Download a full-sized map or enhance your exploration with our Interactive Map.

    Accessibility Guides with wheelchair routes are available upon request. All restrooms are accessible.

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    BECOME A MEMBER

    Make the Garden yours as the seasons unfold. Members get free admission, exclusive previews and hours, and special discounts. Plus, Members play a vital role in helping the Garden preserve and protect the natural world.

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    Two people in front of a vibrant hill of azaleas

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    • Emergency, first aid, lost and found: 718.817.8617 or 718.817.8714
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