Exhibitions
Artists in Bloom
Through diverse media, Artists in Bloom explores the artist’s endless pursuit to interpret the unique compositions found in its landscapes.
July 19 – October 26 | Kapnick Hall
Meet the Artists
- Saturday, July 19, 10:30am – 12pm | Kapnick Hall
Included with Garden admission; free for Members
The Way It Looked That Day
Photography by John Eder
July 19, 2025 – January 11, 2026 | Fogg Café
With behind-the-scenes access and a deep familiarity with its landscape, staff photographer John Eder has captured moments that might otherwise go unnoticed—a certain slant of light, a rare bloom, a quiet transformation.
Included with Garden admission; free for Members
Special Events
Waterlily Weekend
Dive inAugust 30 & 31, 9am – 2pm. This two-day festival celebrates our collection of waterlilies when these blooming beauties are at their peak.
Music in the Garden
See dates & detailsSelect Saturdays, October – June. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy an afternoon listening to the sounds of local musicians in the Garden’s tropical oasis.
Día de los Muertos Celebration
Explore culture & connectionNovember 1 & 2, hours vary. Celebrate the holiday’s significance through special displays, tours, and arts and crafts stations.
Naples Botanical Garden: A Living Canvas, our seasonal theme, invites you to explore the Garden as a dynamic work of art. From container-sized vignettes to entire landscapes, you can explore how we put plants together for form and function. What you see in the ground in the Garden is not accidental; it is a result of careful curation and deliberate thought. With this theme, we’ll pull back the curtain on our creative and scientific processes.
Recent Arts & Culture News:
Creation Springs Eternal
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Reframing Our Flora
What do you see when you look across a landscape? Do you take it in from…
Celebrating Life and Memory: The Spirit of Día de los Muertos
Día de los Muertos is one of the most important holidays in the Latin world. It originated in…
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