Our 2024 Groovin’ in the Garden concert continues on Thursday, October 2 with Stephen Wilson Jr.. Purchase tickets online Tickets for the concert range by level. Levels are explained below; each section is first-come, first-served, so ticket holders are encouraged to arrive early. Gold Circle: Directly in front of the stage, chairs provided, very limited […]
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Let's walk through the Garden and explore how trees interact to help each other, migrate in response to climate change, avoid extinction or reappear after having been declared extinct, as well as other stories that trees have to tell us. Join Garden Guide Ralph Ashton for an exploration of the beauty and diversity of the […]
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In this immersive 2 hr workshop, participants will learn some of the history and technique of cyanotype printing—a 19th-century photographic process known for its rich blue tones—using plant materials gathered from the botanical garden. Students will interact with the garden’s collections and archival materials to create stunning botanical prints on paper and fabric. This workshop […]
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Discover the beauty and ecological value of small trees and shrubs native, plus a few not native, to Virginia in this engaging class. Designed for gardeners, homeowners, and nature enthusiasts, this course explores how to select, plant, and care for the right woody plants to enhance your landscape while supporting local wildlife. Peggy will include […]
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Enhance your understanding and appreciation of Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden with this specialized garden tour featuring seasonal aspects of the collection, offered monthly except December, January, July and August. Come dressed for the weather and touring the Garden. Fees: Member $0, Non-Members pay regular Garden admission. ALL TOURS ARE NOW OFFERED AS DROP-IN ONLY AND […]
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THIS CLASS IS CANCELLED. A Three-Day Intensive Workshop on the Form and Function of Butterflies This revised workshop offers a focused, graphite-only exploration of butterfly anatomy, movement, and ecological role. Designed for botanical artists who want to deepen their connection to nature, it offers the best of both worlds: time outdoors observing butterflies in their […]
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Join Lisa Cusano from La Amatista and artist Leah Raintree for a discussion about their work, The Earth Exhibition, currently on display in the Lora M. Robins Library. Leah will share the process she goes through while creating her beautiful art, from acquiring the resources and pigments to the finished piece. Lisa will discuss amethysts […]
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The participants will discover how to create breathtaking foam-free centerpieces using fresh, farm-sourced seasonal flowers and foliage. In this workshop, you will learn the step-by-step process of creating a free-flowing, organic-style centerpiece, paying special attention to color, shape and movement. We’ll be designing our centerpiece using the best locally grown fall blooms and foliage available. […]
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It's time to start decorating for fall! These adorable pumpkin succulent arrangements are easy and sustainable. They make a wonderful gift to bring your Thanksgiving host or to keep for months on your porch or dining room table! Each Cinderella pumpkin can last up to 12 weeks, and then you can remove your succulent and […]
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THIS CLASS IS CANCELLED. This workshop is a unique artistic experience delving into the history of humans' connection with the land. Participants will go beyond conventional painting techniques to craft their own paints by mixing earth pigments and binders. We will explore the subtle alchemy of blending natural elements to create a rich and resourceful […]
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