Exhibitions
Eternally Curious:A Journey of Creation and Growth by Tanya Trinkaus Glass
Now – June 29
On view in Kapnick Hall
Artist Tanya Trinkaus Glass explores the Garden’s plant collection with ceaseless curiosity. Her works inspire the viewer to experience nature through an artist’s perspective, seeing Naples Botanical Garden as a living canvas.
Meet the Artist
Saturday, May 31, 10 – 11:30am in Kapnick Hall
Included with Garden admission; free for Members
Photo: Brazilian Jazz, 2024 (detail)
Frame & Flora
Now – May 26
On view throughout the Garden and Natural Areas
The Garden is a museum overflowing with colors, textures, scents, and the most exquisite compositions curated by our team of plant professionals. Wander through the Garden galleries and immerse yourself in each living canvas.
Included with Garden admission; free for Members
Nature Journaling Invitational
Now – June 22
On view in Fogg Café
This exhibition highlights artwork created during Naples Botanical Garden’s creative aging program, Nature Journaling: Botany Through Art, where artists cultivated their talents by exploring nature and self.
Included with Garden admission; free for Members
Photo: Iris Tower, “Timeless”, 2024 (detail)
Special Events
Family Wonder Days
Learn moreMay 24 & 25, 9am – 2pm. Garden-wide fun awaits with a weekend of games, activities, and learning for the whole family.
Music in the Garden
Get groovy in the GardenSelect Saturdays, monthly from October – June. Bring your own chair or blanket and enjoy the musical stylings of our local talent at your favorite tropical venue!
Tasting the Tropics
Tropical treats aheadJune 28 & 29, 9am – 2pm. Explore the world of tropical fruit! Sample, engage, learn, and experience at this two-day festival.
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.
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.
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