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Garden will be open on Monday, July 4.
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Garden will be open on Monday, July 4.
Second Saturday Dog Days are special days when your four-legged family member can join you for a walk in the Garden (dogs are not allowed other times). Pups must be […]
SUNDAY, July 24 is National Parents' Day. To celebrate, we will offer half-price admission for parents with a paid child's admission. This offer is only available at the door. CURRENT […]
Tulsa Botanic Garden congratulates the Tulsa Farmers' Market as they celebrate their 25th anniversary! The Garden is excited to be a partner and host site for the Tulsa Farmers' Market's 25th […]
This event is SOLD OUT! Thank you for your interest. Check back for news about our November INFUSED Workshop! Thursday, August 4th Arrive as early as 5:30, event […]
Kokedama (Japanese for “moss ball”) is a style of potting up a plant in a moss ball which can then be hung or displayed on a flat surface. It’s a […]
Calling all Scarecrows! Tulsa Botanic Garden is accepting registrations for entry into their annual scarecrow contest. Artists, schools, scouts, businesses, families – anyone – can enter a scarecrow to be […]
ANNUAL SCARECROW DISPLAY ENTRIES OPEN AUG. 15! THINK OUTSIDE THE OVERALLS! Show your creativity in Tulsa Botanic Garden's annual scarecrow show! Registration is open to anyone. It is a perfect […]
Thursday, August 25, 2022 - 6:00pm to 8:00pm Join us for vodka and cocktail tastings and hors d’oeuvres as we celebrate the release of Red Fork Distillery’s new Vodka created in partnership with […]
Dust off your ascots & tiaras and join us for a four-course wine dinner prepared by Chef Darren McGrady, the former chef to the British Royal Family. Don’t miss this […]
Join a staff horticulturist for a walking tour in the Garden. Tour will last 30-60 minutes. Free with admission, but pre-registration for tour is required.
Join Horticulturist and hummingbird enthusiast Robert Perry on a morning stroll in the Garden to visit the pollinator hangouts. Participants will have the Garden to themselves before we open to […]
