Today’s Hours: 10 a.m. – 9 p.m.
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NYBG is at capacity for Saturday, May 15 and Sunday, May 16. Advance tickets are required for entry and available for select future dates.

What’s On

WHAT’S ON THIS WEEK

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WHAT'S BEAUTIFUL NOW

Azalea Garden

Conifer Arboretum

Daffodils

Forest

Native Plant Garden

Ornamental Conifers

Perennial Garden

UPCOMING

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Tuesday, May 18, 2021

Medicine, Knowledge, and Power in the Atlantic Slave Trade

Professor Carolyn Roberts will discuss which plants enslaved Africans used, how they made medicines, and what present-day phytochemical research reveals about why these medicines were so effective.

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May 21, June 18, & July 23

The Food Dialogues: Reclaiming Cultural Heritage Through Food

This series of rich conversations with prominent authors, chefs, and food historians re-examines and redefines our notions of heritage and identity through food. Moderated by award-winning journalist, culinary historian, and scholar Dr. Jessica B. Harris.

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Tuesday, June 8, 2021

Finding the Mother Tree: A Conversation with Suzanne Simard

Simard will share fascinating insights into how trees have evolved to perceive one another, recognize their neighbors, and remember the past; how they elicit warnings and mount defenses; and how they compete and cooperate with one another.

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 here, download our daily handout here, or enhance your exploration with our Interactive Map.

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

SEE OTHER HIGHLIGHTS

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Dining

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NYBG Shop

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Interactive Mobile Guides

BECOME A MEMBER

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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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EXPLORE MORE AT HOME

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NYBG at Home

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NYBG at Home for Kids & Families

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Online Classes

CONTACT US

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  • General Information: 718.817.8700 or nybg.org
  • Emergency, first aid, lost and found: 718.817.8617 or 718.817.8714
  • Ticketing Support Hotline: ticketingsupport@nybg.org or 718.817.8716 (10 a.m.–5 p.m. daily)