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  • BOTANICAL ILLUSTRATION
    SHOWCASE

    The 2026 biennial Botanical Illustration exhibit Seeing Nature features 35 botanical artworks in graphite, watercolor, colored pencil, and mixed media submitted by students, graduates, and instructors of Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden’s Botanical Illustration Certificate Program. The title of this year’s exhibit refers to students’ practice of not merely looking at but truly observing and admiring […]

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  • NO RELIABLE
    DATA AVAILABLE

    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 […]

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  • BASIC FLORAL DESIGN
    PART 1

    Learn how to create the basic shapes and styles of floral designs—the building blocks for true creativity—with floral designer Mimi Cassick. This course will introduce you to techniques and styles commonly used by professionals. Learn preparation techniques, how to create basic shapes and how to prepare flowers for long-lasting arrangements. Through step-by-step instructions, students will […]

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  • SOMETHING REAL
    I CAN TOUCH

    Nevada Tribble is an interdisciplinary fiber artist who finds inspiration by seeking solace in nature. Her work is a sensory experience of color and texture, often featuring layered combinations of weaving, sewing, and handmade paper. Nevada lives in Elkins, West Virginia, where the beauty and biodiversity of the Appalachian mountain landscape provide plenty of inspiration […]

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  • BOTANICAL DRAWING II:
    Shading & Structure

    You’ve built a strong foundation in Botanical Drawing I, learning to see, structure, and create form using only line. Now, it’s time to expand your understanding of depth and dimension by exploring light, shadow, and value. This course takes the next step in your artistic journey, sharpening your ability to see subtle shifts in light […]

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  • Botany for Botanical Illustration:
    FUNGI

    Although no longer considered formally to be members of the plant kingdom, fungi make fascinating subjects for botanical illustrators. The class opens with a session to help you understand the structure of these distinctive organisms through lecture and observation under the guidance of botanist John Hayden. Descriptive morphological terms and scientific names are discussed and […]

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  • STORYTIME
    IN THE GARDEN

    Storytime in the Garden

    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 […]

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  • Art in Bloom
    ART DECO FLORAL DESIGN

    Bold colors, striking geometric forms, and elegant sophistication define the Art Deco era. Following a brief lecture and discussion exploring the characteristics and influence of this iconic design movement, participants will create their own floral arrangement inspired by the period. Using vibrant plant materials and distinctive geometric shapes, students will design a unique composition that […]

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  • Delicious Ferments
    FERMENTATION 101

    Love sauerkraut or kimchi? Ever wondered how to make your own? Join us for an introduction to food fermentation, where you'll learn the basic principles behind this ancient preservation technique and create a small jar of your own ferment to take home and enjoy later. Explore the history of fermentation as a method of food […]

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