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March 2019
Honey Bee Biology for Beekeeping
Atlanta
Good beekeepers understand their bees and take measures to meet their needs. We will take a look at honey bee biology that is relevant to beekeeping.
Learn MoreIntro to Drawing in Colored Pencil
Atlanta
This lively class introduces students to colored pencil drawing using the Garden as a subject. Learn color theory and composition.
Learn MoreEvening Calhoun Lecture: Frogs Fly Home
Atlanta
Join Chelsea Thomas, the Garden’s Amphibian Conservation Coordinator, as she discusses the reunification of the remaining populations of two frog species with their homeland and steps that can be taken to help amphibians here and abroad.
Learn MorePlan Your Summer Veggie Garden
Atlanta
Learn how to grow and harvest fresh, delicious produce in your home garden. Find out about vegetables and herbs that will perform well through Georgia’s summer months and learn tips for improving your yields.
Learn MoreApril 2019
Fresh Plates Series: Andy Tran
Atlanta
Enjoy a this popular springtime series, sipping and learning as local chefs prepare four-part small-plate menus of signature dishes.
Learn MoreCapturing the Garden in Colored Pencil
Atlanta
Experience the joy of drawing colorful plant life outdoors at the Garden in early summer.
Learn MoreFresh Plates Series: Chad Crete
Atlanta
Enjoy a this popular springtime series, sipping and learning as local chefs prepare four-part small-plate menus of signature dishes.
Learn MoreJapanese Maple Pruning
Atlanta
Learn how to prune your Japanese maple successfully. This class emphasizes the science and art of aesthetic pruning.
Learn MoreSpring Brunch at the Garden
Atlanta
Brunch will be enjoyed by all as a renowned Atlanta chef prepares popular noontime fare in the Outdoor Kitchen. Relax and enjoy a nice meal and mimosa while learning about preparing fresh ingredients.
Learn MoreJams and Preserves
Atlanta
Get ready for preserving early summer fruits by learning how to prepare jams and more. Learn through a small class demonstration and instruction.
Learn MoreIntermediate Drawing in Colored Pencil
Atlanta
This class builds on Intro to Drawing in Colored Pencil with the rich colors and forms of the tropical world. Large drawings emphasize contours and focal points of detail.
Learn MoreMay 2019
Fresh Plates Series: Brent Banda
Atlanta
Enjoy a this popular springtime series, sipping and learning as local chefs prepare four-part small-plate menus of signature dishes.
Learn MoreFresh Plates Series: Chef Marc Rosenkoetter & Kimie Ono
Atlanta
Enjoy a fun evening dining, sipping and learning as the chef prepares a four-part small plate menu of their signature dishes.
Learn MoreScience Café
Atlanta
The Science Café returns to Mershon Hall. This series features expert speakers and discussions on exciting conservation topics on select Thursdays during Cocktails in the Garden.
Learn MoreBeehive Inspection
Atlanta
Opening a beehive can be both exciting and daunting. In this advanced session, participants will open and inspect a beehive, emphasizing proper technique and exploring what we are seeing.
Learn MoreHydrangeas for the Home Garden
Atlanta
In this class, Andrew Bunting will cover a wide range of ornamental hydrangea species and cultivars.
Learn MoreFresh Plates Series: Steve Brennan
Atlanta
Enjoy a this popular springtime series, sipping and learning as local chefs prepare four-part small-plate menus of signature dishes.
Learn MoreJune 2019
Well-Seasoned Chef
Atlanta
Join Atlanta’s chefs for an intimate and relaxing culinary experience. Learn from amazing chefs as they prepare a four-part fresh menu.
Learn MoreAlston Lecture: Designed Plant Communities – A Fresh Approach to Designing and Managing Gardens
Atlanta
Dr. Scott Stewart, Executive Director of Chicago’s Millennium Park, will share his passion for the value and role of public spaces and gardens during this free Alston Lecture.
Learn MoreOrchids for Beginners II
Atlanta
Oncidium, Dendrobium and Cattleya orchids are adapted to climates with intermittent rainfall and have evolved specialized organs to store water. This class examines the cultural requirements of this group of orchids and their adaptation to the home environment.
Learn MoreBeekeeping: Getting Started
Atlanta
This is an information-gathering class about the feasibility of beekeeping in the area. Learn about the basics of beekeeping and the beekeeper’s year, where to find materials, and when and how to get started.
Learn MoreDrawing Orchids in Black & White
Atlanta
Orchids are intriguingly complex. This class explores a simplified approach, using black and white media, aids in exploring and drawing orchids. Previous drawing experience is strongly recommended.
Learn MoreFresh Plates Series: Chef Cameron Thompson
Atlanta
Enjoy a fun evening dining, sipping and learning as the chef prepares a four-part small plate menu of their signature dishes.
Learn MoreOrchids for Beginners I
Atlanta
Of all orchid species, Phalaenopsis and Paphiopedilum require care most similar to typical houseplants. Learn tips to grow these orchids yourself. Each participant will go home with an orchid.
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