Please enjoy this exhibit statement from the artist, Bailey Lonon: "The natural world has always been a massive point of inspiration and awe for me ever since I was a child. My whole life I hoped to bring that feeling to other people through art and education – these butterflies and moths are my first […]
Find Out More
Come see Tim Harper’s multimedia work this September! With a background including Design, Collage, and Found Object Sculpture, Tim has a keen interest in projects that occupy the space between science and art. He also creates public sculpture with his friend Matt Lively. His pieces started as daily drawing exercises. Each morning, Tim draws on […]
Find Out More
There are intricate, symbiotic relationships between vibrant flowers and their vital insect partners. While it is easy to marvel at the beauty of flowers, insects are often misunderstood and spark different reactions. This exhibition juxtaposes artistic beauty with ecological importance. Using the bold color palette and amplified details associated with Pop Art, each painting magnifies […]
Find Out More
What are ALEBRIJES? Alebrijes are brightly colored, fantastical creatures from Mexican folk art that often combine features from various animals—real and mythical—into a single, surreal form. Originating in the 1930s with artist Pedro Linares, who dreamt of strange hybrid beings while ill and later recreated them in papier-mâché, alebrijes are known for their vivid colors, […]
Find Out More
Richmond-based painter Terrie Powers presents Current, a series of luminous works inspired by the interconnectedness of nature and the quiet rhythms of the natural world. Working from her wooded studio in Bon Air, Virginia, Powers creates paintings that explore movement, light, texture, and presence, inviting viewers into contemplative spaces where water, sky, trees, and stone […]
Find Out MoreOne amazing plant in over 3,000 varieties produces the second most consumed beverage on Earth: tea. Join tea expert Mark Ragland for an exploration of all things tea through an elegant formal tea experience at the Queen's Library Tea Room. Steeped in history, lore and tradition, tea is again becoming America's favorite beverage. Taste the […]
Find Out MoreThe Pollocks is a rock n roll band, blending blues, folk, rock and a touch of psychedelia into an original, yet familiar style. With two electric guitars, and three part harmony, Jason Pollock (vocals, guitar), Thomas Gunn (vocals, guitar), Maryline Meyer-Pollock (vocals, tambourine), Nathan West (drums) and Randy Mendicino (bass) deliver stirring, and inspiring renditions […]
Find Out More
LGBG is excited to host this year’s Lakeside Community Night! If you attend one of the nearby schools or live in the Lakeside Community, please join us for a fun night filled with food, music, and a splash! Waterway will be open late for all to enjoy, weather permitting. Don’t forget to bring a chair […]
Find Out More
Storytime in the Garden will run every Friday and Saturday at 10 am, February through October in 2026. Please join us, rain or shine, to help build early and nature literacy by reading and singing with the littles in your world. A craft will follow. All ages and abilities welcome. Included in regular Garden admission; free […]
Find Out More
Step beyond floral foam and into sustainable design mechanics with instructor Kate Hugo Vernon. In this immersive workshop, participants will learn how to use chicken wire to create strong, flexible stem support without compromising artistry. You’ll master techniques that allow delicate, water-loving blooms — including dahlias, zinnias, and cosmos — to hydrate naturally while maintaining […]
Find Out More