Climbing roses, the scent of herbs, and vibrant blossoms on paths winding through garden rooms... Join us as we explore the tales of two writers and their gardens – one […]
Join us as we kick-off our Autumn In the Garden events with our first of four weekly music nights at the Garden, featuring a different Tulsa musician and local craft […]
Drop-in to paint and take home a pumpkin for the season. We've got the supplies - bring your imagination. This is a great activity to kick-off your fall decorations! $5 […]
Learn how you can make delightful arrangements with a combination of foraged and store-bought flowers. Garden Curator Ellen Weatherholt will lead participants in making their own mason jar arrangement, full […]
Jazz sounds will fill the Garden as The Stephanie Oliver Trio plays from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. My Baby Can Cook food truck will have southern-style dishes for sale and […]
Pick up a guide to the trees on our nature trail and see how many you can identify on a self-guided hike. (Nature Trail is a 1.5 mile loop trail). […]
Pick up a Seed Scavenger Hunt in the Visitor Center, and see how many different types of seeds you can find while walking through the gardens and the nature trail. […]
Join us Thursday evenings in October amidst the plants and pumpkins with live music, delicious food trucks, and craft beer. De-stress and get ready for the weekend at the Garden […]
Explore the sights and sounds of the prairie and forest at night on a self-guided walk on our 1.5 mile nature trail. A cash bar with beer and wine will […]
Accomplished Tulsa musician and singer Jared Tyler will bring his soulful, folk/country sounds to the Garden for our last music night in October. The Wurst food truck will have their […]
NOTE: This event is SOLD OUT. Local artist and teacher Annie Ferris will lead a workshop session for kids ages 5 to 12 where they will learn about the Wyeth […]
Drop-in and use natural materials to create a face on one of our pumpkins in the Pumpkin Labyrinth to become part of our fall display. Free with admission. Tulsa Botanic […]
