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Photo of Dale Chihuly's Sapphire Star
FINAL WEEKS: CLOSES OCT. 29

CHIHULY

Artworks by world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly are now on view at NYBG in his first major garden exhibition in New York in more than ten years.
Photo of scarecrow pumpkins
Saturday, September 23, 2017 – Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Scarecrows & Pumpkins

Enjoy this bountiful time of year with eye-popping pumpkins, spooky scarecrows, and plenty of fun.

 Photo of CHIHULY Nights
Thursdays–Saturdays, September–October
(10/7, 10/13, 10/14, 10/20, 10/21, & 10/28 SOLD OUT)
Final Week: Wednesday–Sunday, October 25–29

CHIHULY Nights

On CHIHULY Nights, the exhibition is infused with a magical energy as the artworks are spectacularly illuminated amid NYBG’s sweeping vistas and magnificent Conservatory.

 Photo of a giant pumpkin
October 21 & 22, 2017

Giant Pumpkin Weekend

Monstrous pumpkins from around the country—some weighing in at more than a ton—once again arrive at the Garden, arranged in collaboration with the Great Pumpkin Commonwealth.

 Stacks of vegetables at the Greenmarket.
Wednesdays, June 21–October 25, 2017

NYBG Farmers Market

The Garden’s farmers market abounds with locally grown produce, fresh baked goods, and other specialty items.

WHAT’S ON THIS WEEK

NYBG is closed on Mondays with the exception of special dates.

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WHAT'S BEAUTIFUL NOW

Conservatory

Home Gardening Center

Native Plant Garden

Perennial Garden

Seasonal Walk

UPCOMING

A chysanthemum display in the Nolen Greenhouses.
Saturday, November 4, 2017 – Sunday, November 19, 2017

Kiku: Spotlight on Tradition

The chrysanthemum—kiku in Japanese— is the most celebrated of all Japanese fall-flowering plants. Meticulously trained kiku will be on view in the Nolen Greenhouse’s Bourke-Sullivan Display House.

 A child marves at a train at the Holiday Train Show.
Wednesday, November 22, 2017 – Monday, January 15, 2018

Holiday Train Show®

Enchanting model trains zip through a display of 150 landmarks, each re-created with bark, leaves, and other natural materials—all under the twinkling glow of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. Marvel at G-scale locomotives humming along among familiar sights such as the Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty, and Rockefeller Center on nearly a half-mile of track.