Naples Botanical Garden remains open Wednesday – Monday through September 30.
We look forward to welcoming you during your next Garden visit!

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Ánima Botánica

Ánima Botánica

On view in Fogg Café October 1, 2026 – July 9, 2028. See the natural world from a whole new perspective. Here, towering air plants offer shade like a Florida live oak, orchid petals may tickle the top of your head, and a greenhouse frog—no bigger than a thumbtack in real life—might make an ideal […]

What is Gathered Remains

What is Gathered Remains

On display January 23 – June 1 This exhibition explores the hidden wonder that is Naples Botanical Garden’s seed bank, a lesser-viewed home for diversity, restoration, and preservation. Lauren Shapiro’s semi-transparent sculptural screens incorporate botanical textures, archival references, and fragments of language drawn from Garden records. Shifting light and changing vantage points reveal layers embedded […]

W.O.N.D.E.R.

W.O.N.D.E.R.

Join us for our family-friendly W.O.N.D.E.R. in the Garden program! Together families will imagine, create, and explore the Garden with fun lessons and activities. The program takes place Friday – […]

Dig Deeper

Dig Deeper

Join Garden staff for a chat about a different topic every day. Learn about what we do and how we do it, and start seeing the Garden from a new perspective. Topics might include the plant origins of common spices, orchid care, and much more! No registration necessary.   Daily, 11 – 11:30am & 1 – […]

Garden Arts Market

Garden Arts Market

The Garden’s Arts Market is filled with unique pieces created by artists from Naples ArtCrafters. Visitors can browse the market and purchase one-of-a-kind works of art, and then wrap up […]

Friday After 5

Friday After 5

Enjoy extended hours every Friday from 5 – 8pm, February – April. It’s a party in the Garden! Bring your friends and family to explore the Garden after-hours, listen to live music, and more! The Berger Shop in the Garden and Fogg Café will be open, serving a full menu. Included with Garden admission; free […]

Ánima Botánica

Ánima Botánica

On view in Fogg Café October 1, 2026 – July 9, 2028. See the natural world from a whole new perspective. Here, towering air plants offer shade like a Florida live oak, orchid petals may tickle the top of your head, and a greenhouse frog—no bigger than a thumbtack in real life—might make an ideal […]

What is Gathered Remains

What is Gathered Remains

On display January 23 – June 1 This exhibition explores the hidden wonder that is Naples Botanical Garden’s seed bank, a lesser-viewed home for diversity, restoration, and preservation. Lauren Shapiro’s semi-transparent sculptural screens incorporate botanical textures, archival references, and fragments of language drawn from Garden records. Shifting light and changing vantage points reveal layers embedded […]

Community Labyrinth Walk

Join the Garden as we celebrate World Labyrinth Day. An annual event that encourages people worldwide to participate in the collective experience of walking labyrinths as a form of meditation and reflection for world peace. This initiative aims to create a rolling wave of peaceful energy by inviting participants to "walk as one". Enjoy two […]

W.O.N.D.E.R.

W.O.N.D.E.R.

Join us for our family-friendly W.O.N.D.E.R. in the Garden program! Together families will imagine, create, and explore the Garden with fun lessons and activities. The program takes place Friday – Monday, 10am – 12pm, on The Hoffmann Lawn in Wonder Circle. No registration necessary. All W.O.N.D.E.R. programs are included with Garden admission for kids and […]

Ánima Botánica

Ánima Botánica

On view in Fogg Café October 1, 2026 – July 9, 2028. See the natural world from a whole new perspective. Here, towering air plants offer shade like a Florida […]

What is Gathered Remains

What is Gathered Remains

On display January 23 – June 1 This exhibition explores the hidden wonder that is Naples Botanical Garden’s seed bank, a lesser-viewed home for diversity, restoration, and preservation. Lauren Shapiro’s semi-transparent sculptural screens incorporate botanical textures, archival references, and fragments of language drawn from Garden records. Shifting light and changing vantage points reveal layers embedded […]