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Wings of Wonder: Towering Works of Nature
Known as The Myth Makers, Massachusetts-based artists Donna Dodson and Andy Moerlein are inspired by events in the natural world and the mysterious nature of animals. The artists have presented more than 20 public works throughout the world at art museums, sculpture parks and urban centers from Taiwan to New York. For the Gainesville exhibition, […]
Find out more »Scarecrows in the Garden Registration: Atlanta
Scarecrows in the Garden brings to the Garden dozens of creations by local artists, crafters, youth groups and more. Entrants and visitors will delight in discovering their own personal favorites. Register your creation now through September 17. Categories for your creations AMATEUR Families, schools, service organizations and individuals. CREATIVE PROFESSIONAL For scarecrows created by a […]
Find out more »10:00 am
CANCELED – Storybook Time
Engage young minds with nature-inspired stories—all from a safe distance on the spacious Great Lawn. Wednesdays, 10 and 10:45 a.m. Suggested ages: 1-4 years. Storybook Time has been redesigned around best practices during the pandemic. Please read our procedures before attending. Thank you for helping us create a safe and joyful experience for all! This program […]
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SOLD OUT – Fresh Plates Series: Chef Thomas McKeown
Enjoy a relaxing evening dining, sipping and learning from Chef Thomas McKeown of Hyatt Regency Atlanta in the Edible Garden Outdoor Kitchen. Fee: $77 (non-members) and $70 (members) Registration: Call 404-876-5859 ext 2559 Deadline: One week before session See the full schedule
Find out more »7:00 pm
Alston Lecture – Pawpaw: The Story of America’s Forgotten Fruit
What is a pawpaw, and why have most people never heard of it before? Join us in the Day Hall on Sept. 15 as writer and gardener Andrew Moore offers a brief history of the pawpaw, the largest edible fruit native to the United States, and offers some explanations as to why it has been […]
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