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Summer Blooms: Virginia Highland Plein Air Painters

The Virginia Highland Plein Air Painters (founded in 2000) is a rapidly growing group of more than 175 Atlanta metro area artists who paint outdoors. Painting “en plein air” has been practiced by artists for hundreds of years and was made famous by the French Impressionists. Plein air artists… Read More

Mother’s Day Gift Promotion: All Members

Looking for the perfect Mother’s Day gift, or for any occasion? Purchase a gift membership at the Garden for everyone on your list! Recipients enjoy unlimited access to both Garden locations during regular hours, invitations to special member events, and discounts throughout the year. From May 8-19, members… Read More

Science Café: Tal Kinser

The Coastal Plain of the Southeastern United States is among the world’s top biodiversity hotspots of great conservation concern. It houses a large diversity of habitats and plant species, many of which are endemic and occur nowhere else in the world- yet so many of these habitats are largely gone… Read More

SOLD OUT: Fermented Condiments

Learn to make your own fermented condiments- from ketchup, mustard and relish, to hot sauce, salsa and more- with Contraband Ferments. Get the history and science behind fermentation, as well as the basic principles to make your own delicious, probiotic-rich condiments and sample a few in the Edible Garden Outdoor… Read More

Orchid Aha!: Ask a Horticulturist Anything

Join us in person or virtually for orchid spring cleaning! During the Gently Used Plant Sale, Garden guests can learn about repotting and cleaning up orchids for the spring growth cycle followed by a Q&A. Please note: Guests are not permitted to bring their own plants to this event. Demo… Read More

Virtual Science Café: Maggie R. Wagner, Ph.D.

On the prairies of central North America, water is a critical resource that can limit growth and survival. Many organisms from such dry environments have evolved adaptations to help them cope with this environmental stress. However, not much is known about whether neighboring species help each other adapt, compete with… Read More

La Calavera Catrina

Explore nine colorful, larger-than-life skeleton sculptures of La Catrina, one of the most recognizable figures of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), by Los Angeles artist Ricardo Soltero. An elegant female skeleton and an icon of Mexican heritage, La Catrina approaches death not through sadness, but as a… Read More

Emma Bell: Influenced by Flowers

British-born artist Emma Bell comes from a family of artists. However, she pursued a degree in Business and Marketing from Manchester Metropolitan University. While she painted in her spare time, when she moved from the UK to Atlanta in 2009 with her husband’s job, she took to her brushes and… Read More

Virtual Science Café: Jill Wegrzyn

As the world is challenged by habitat destruction, species loss, climate change, and dramatically modified community interactions, genetic is critical to help conserve and restore plant species. Yet, our knowledge of green plant genomes lags far behind that of some major clades on the tree of life. Plant genomes are… Read More