A Garden for All
Learn all about soil: what it's made of and how to make it better! Soil, the biologically active repository of nutrients that supports and grows many plants, is comprised …
Rain gardens are beautiful outdoor spaces with a lot going on just below the surface. Their special design Upcoming programs focus on Climate Change resilience and action-oriented initiatives absorbs excess …
Morning walk with tips on movement and gardening! Autumn is the best time to walk outside - especially at the beautiful Toronto Botanical Garden. Our invigorating morning walk will …
Move easily into Autumn fitness! You will feel great. You will practice movements designed to increase balance, agility, alignment, and strength. These exercises are gentle and thoughtful, focusing on whole-body …
The lazy days of summer were glorious, but now it’s time to get moving! A 3-D mat class is the perfect combination of thoughtful movement, stretches and weight training. We …
Learn how to prepare your garden for winter and spring! You’ve enjoyed spring and summer full of blossoms, reaped a bountiful harvest (or maybe just a few tomatoes) but …
IAM is a performance installation with a stage made entirely of projected imagery cast onto trees and grass in Edwards Gardens. Audience members will be seated or can stand on …
Join us for a beautiful chorus of birdsong at the start of the day during peak southward migration. Early in the day, the air is calm and other sounds …
A unique forest bathing experience connecting with the water and Wilket Creek ravine. Do you have a special spot by the water that brings you joy? Join us at …
Succulent specialist and designer, Molly Shannon, will lead you through a relaxing and enjoyable succulent arranging experience that offers fun and therapeutic value. The workshop begins with an introduction to …
Ikebana is an ancient Japanese art form of flower arranging. The Sogetsu School of Ikebana reflects modern lifestyles and focuses on encounters between two ever-changing entities: humans and nature. Prerequisites: …
In a big city like Toronto, it’s easy to live unaware of the massive water flows that support our daily existence. Have you ever turned on the tap and considered …
