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Notice/Know/Kin: A Human/Tree Biography

Notice/Know/Kin

The Heidi Nitze Art × Environment Fellowship at Brooklyn Botanic Garden invites visionary artists and environmental thinkers to work in partnership to create site-specific installations that spark public engagement with pressing environmental challenges.

Chase Away the Winter Blues Tour

Fall Splendor Tour

GAP Information Session

Resources for teachers who have registered for self-guided visits.

Resources for teachers who have registered for self-guided visits.

Naked Trees Tour

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Haybale Haus

Enjoy a seated dinner in Yellow Magnolia Café, decked out for the season with elegant winter accents. Reservations and dates are limited, so be sure to secure your table!

Lightscape

Learn about opportunities to support Brooklyn Botanic Garden while attending fun and glamorous events.

Harvest Hollow

Lightscape Sensory-Friendly Early Entry

Lightscape 21+ Nights

Pumpkin patch

Annuals to Spark the Senses and Imagination in the Fragrance Garden

Recorrido por lo más destacado de la temporada/Seasonal Highlights Tour in Spanish

Resonant Landscapes: Listening to Nature Through Art

Cantos Para La Tierra, Songs for the Land

Fall Discovery Days

Fall Harvest Festival Promo Photos

Soil Amendment Experiment in the Herb Garden

Bonsai 100 Dinner & Sake Evenings

Please note: The prices below reflect the maximum-allowed amount of your ticket purchase ($22) deducted from the normal membership rates, so be sure to use this page to complete your transaction. Membership cards and passes are now digital! Visit the Membership FAQ page to learn more.

American Sign Language (ASL)-Led Tour and Cyanotype Workshop

Home as Forest: Bonsai Scale Tour

It’s more fun together! Garden together with your neighbors to make your block more beautiful and green, and enter Brooklyn’s friendliest contest. Enter Now About the Greenest Block in Brooklyn Now celebrating its 30th year, the annual Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest promotes streetscape gardening throughout the borough. The contest…

2025 Contest Winners Congratulations to all participants! #GreenestBlockInBrooklyn Learn More About the Contest › 2025 Residential Participants View all the residential blocks that participated in the 2025 Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest. Click the map points to see the names of the registered block associations. 2025 Residential Category …

Greenest Block Residential 2025

Greenest Block Best Window Box 2025

Greenest Block Garden Mentor Award 2025

Greenest Block Sustainable Practices Award 2025

Greenest Block Best Community Garden Streetscape 2025

Greenest Block Commercial Block 2025

Greenest Block 2025 Storefront

Greenest Block Rookie of the Year 2025

Greenest Block Street Tree Beds Winners 2025

See available jobs and teen internships at BBG.

Bonsai Mini Drop-In Tours

Koto Performance

Shamisen Variation

Drop-In Japanese Woodblock Printing

Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden Mini Tours

Seeds, Song, and Stewardship

Lessons from the Discovery Garden for Play-Based Learning

Garden Circle Event: Discovery Garden After Dark

Summer Dinners in the Garden

Art of Bonsai

Tablescapes

Garland-Making Workshop

Holiday Centerpiece

Harvest Wreath Making

Designing With Dahlias

A Fragrant Tour of the Trees of the Woodland Garden

Kokedama

Sofia van Leeuwen studied plant-based color and printing at AGA LAB (Amsterdams Grafisch Atelier) in the Netherlands. She stewards drought-tolerant fiber and dye plants at Prospect Heights Community Farm including Rubia tinctorum and Muhlenbergeria capillaris. Raised in California, she comes from a family of textile artists, poets, scientists, and gardeners,…

Natural Dyeing

DIY Herbal Teas

Ceramic Planter Making

Succulent Terrariums

Woodlore

Foolproof Fungi

Intro to Mindfulness: Compassion and the Natural World

Caroline Shadood is a gardener, farmer, and florist based in Queens, and the creative director behind Soursop Flower Farm. She specializes in sustainability and approaches design with a reverence for nature. Her love of gardening stems from wandering community growing spaces around Bushwick, and apartment-dwelling with neglected backyards in desperate…

Cutting Garden 101: Planning a Seasonal Cut Flower Garden

Native Plants for Urban Landscapes

Ecological Gardening

Kitchen Botany

Putting Your Garden to Bed for Winter

How Not to Kill Your Houseplants

Fall Container Garden Designs

Transplanting and Root Pruning 101

Houseplants at Home

Flora & Formality: The Victorian Portrait Reimagined

David Gothard is a native New Yorker and graduate of Pratt Institute, where he now teaches drawing classes in the Fine Arts department. He has been a regular contributor to major national and international publications including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe, International Herald…

Wander in Wonder: In Search of Nature’s Details

Bonnie Steinsnyder received her MFA from Queens College in New York.

Basic Watercolor Technique

Introduction to Botanical Illustration

Landscape Drawing for Travelers

Drawing Nature: Backyard Birds

Companion Planting in the Food Garden—with Mushrooms!

Crafting Community Care: DIY Fire Ciders

Seeing the Forest in Your Street Tree

Creating Urban Food Forests

The Mountain, the Tree, and the Man

Herbal Honey Workshop with Arvolyn Hill

BrownstoneJAZZ Ensemble—Canceled

Contour Drawing Demo—Canceled

Nascence

Disability Pride Month Art-Making Program