Events Calendar What's happening at the Arboretum. Image Breadcrumb Home See & Do Events Calendar Winter Wellness Walks Saturday, January 21 – Sunday, March 26 • Weekends: 10:30 am – 11:30 am Meet at Widener Visitor Center Led by an experienced Volunteer Guide, these brisk walks will stick to the paved paths and get your heart rate up. Free with Arboretum admission. Garden Highlights Tour Saturday, January 21 – Sunday, March 26 • Weekends: 1 – 2 pm Meet at Widener Visitor Center. Our knowledgeable guides will design a tour around the interests of the attendees. Every tour is different so come back as many times as you’d like. Free with Arboretum admission. Herbs and Nutrition for Seasonal Allergies Thursday, March 30 • 6 pm Have you or a family member been affected by allergies? Join Stefanie Haris (Doctor of Clinical Nutrition, Sage Integrative Health Center) to learn how to tamp down your body's inflammatory response using food and herbal medicine. Scientific and Theoretical Lessons from Mycology Tuesday, April 4 • 7 pm Virtual A virtual lecture with Dr. Patricia Kaishian (Mycologist, Visiting Professor of Biology at Bard College, NY) that approaches the field of mycology through a theoretical framework rooted in queer and feminist theories, as well as philosophy of science and traditional ecological knowledge. 90 Years of Hidden Gems Saturday, April 8 • 11 am Join an experienced guide for our featured tour of the month. Celebrate spring and discover flowering trees and colorful blooms. Tour begins at Widener Visitor Center. Included with admission. Reading the Land: Stories from Glen Villa Art Garden in Quebec, Canada Tuesday, April 11 • 7 pm Virtual A virtual lecture with Patterson Webster (Writer, Artist, Photographer, and Gardener, Glen Villa Art Garden, Quebec, CA) that approaches garden design from a novel perspective, exploring how art and language shape our relationship to the land. Spring Bulbs in the Landscape and Annual Displays Saturday, April 15 • 1 pm Now is the time to observe spring blooming bulbs so you can determine what you want to plant in your garden for when fall rolls around. Grab your notepad and come check out some of the bulbs we have on display at the Arboretum. Beyond the Traditional Butterfly Garden: Supporting Lepidoptera with Native Plants Tuesday, April 18 • 7 pm Virtual A virtual lecture with Andrew Brand (Director of Horticulture, Coastal Maine Botanic Gardens) that presents a selection of native plants describing their attributes, habitat needs and highlight the important roles they each play in supporting a wide variety of Lepidoptera in our yards. Pagination Previous page Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Next page
Winter Wellness Walks Saturday, January 21 – Sunday, March 26 • Weekends: 10:30 am – 11:30 am Meet at Widener Visitor Center Led by an experienced Volunteer Guide, these brisk walks will stick to the paved paths and get your heart rate up. Free with Arboretum admission.
Winter Wellness Walks Saturday, January 21 – Sunday, March 26 • Weekends: 10:30 am – 11:30 am Meet at Widener Visitor Center Led by an experienced Volunteer Guide, these brisk walks will stick to the paved paths and get your heart rate up. Free with Arboretum admission.
Garden Highlights Tour Saturday, January 21 – Sunday, March 26 • Weekends: 1 – 2 pm Meet at Widener Visitor Center. Our knowledgeable guides will design a tour around the interests of the attendees. Every tour is different so come back as many times as you’d like. Free with Arboretum admission.
Garden Highlights Tour Saturday, January 21 – Sunday, March 26 • Weekends: 1 – 2 pm Meet at Widener Visitor Center. Our knowledgeable guides will design a tour around the interests of the attendees. Every tour is different so come back as many times as you’d like. Free with Arboretum admission.
Herbs and Nutrition for Seasonal Allergies Thursday, March 30 • 6 pm Have you or a family member been affected by allergies? Join Stefanie Haris (Doctor of Clinical Nutrition, Sage Integrative Health Center) to learn how to tamp down your body's inflammatory response using food and herbal medicine.
Herbs and Nutrition for Seasonal Allergies Thursday, March 30 • 6 pm Have you or a family member been affected by allergies? Join Stefanie Haris (Doctor of Clinical Nutrition, Sage Integrative Health Center) to learn how to tamp down your body's inflammatory response using food and herbal medicine.
Scientific and Theoretical Lessons from Mycology Tuesday, April 4 • 7 pm Virtual A virtual lecture with Dr. Patricia Kaishian (Mycologist, Visiting Professor of Biology at Bard College, NY) that approaches the field of mycology through a theoretical framework rooted in queer and feminist theories, as well as philosophy of science and traditional ecological knowledge.
Scientific and Theoretical Lessons from Mycology Tuesday, April 4 • 7 pm Virtual A virtual lecture with Dr. Patricia Kaishian (Mycologist, Visiting Professor of Biology at Bard College, NY) that approaches the field of mycology through a theoretical framework rooted in queer and feminist theories, as well as philosophy of science and traditional ecological knowledge.
90 Years of Hidden Gems Saturday, April 8 • 11 am Join an experienced guide for our featured tour of the month. Celebrate spring and discover flowering trees and colorful blooms. Tour begins at Widener Visitor Center. Included with admission.
90 Years of Hidden Gems Saturday, April 8 • 11 am Join an experienced guide for our featured tour of the month. Celebrate spring and discover flowering trees and colorful blooms. Tour begins at Widener Visitor Center. Included with admission.
Reading the Land: Stories from Glen Villa Art Garden in Quebec, Canada Tuesday, April 11 • 7 pm Virtual A virtual lecture with Patterson Webster (Writer, Artist, Photographer, and Gardener, Glen Villa Art Garden, Quebec, CA) that approaches garden design from a novel perspective, exploring how art and language shape our relationship to the land.
Reading the Land: Stories from Glen Villa Art Garden in Quebec, Canada Tuesday, April 11 • 7 pm Virtual A virtual lecture with Patterson Webster (Writer, Artist, Photographer, and Gardener, Glen Villa Art Garden, Quebec, CA) that approaches garden design from a novel perspective, exploring how art and language shape our relationship to the land.
Spring Bulbs in the Landscape and Annual Displays Saturday, April 15 • 1 pm Now is the time to observe spring blooming bulbs so you can determine what you want to plant in your garden for when fall rolls around. Grab your notepad and come check out some of the bulbs we have on display at the Arboretum.
Spring Bulbs in the Landscape and Annual Displays Saturday, April 15 • 1 pm Now is the time to observe spring blooming bulbs so you can determine what you want to plant in your garden for when fall rolls around. Grab your notepad and come check out some of the bulbs we have on display at the Arboretum.
Beyond the Traditional Butterfly Garden: Supporting Lepidoptera with Native Plants Tuesday, April 18 • 7 pm Virtual A virtual lecture with Andrew Brand (Director of Horticulture, Coastal Maine Botanic Gardens) that presents a selection of native plants describing their attributes, habitat needs and highlight the important roles they each play in supporting a wide variety of Lepidoptera in our yards.
Beyond the Traditional Butterfly Garden: Supporting Lepidoptera with Native Plants Tuesday, April 18 • 7 pm Virtual A virtual lecture with Andrew Brand (Director of Horticulture, Coastal Maine Botanic Gardens) that presents a selection of native plants describing their attributes, habitat needs and highlight the important roles they each play in supporting a wide variety of Lepidoptera in our yards.