A Garden for All
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 …
Our farmers market at Toronto Botanical Garden is produced in partnership with Appletree Markets and Events. Our weekly market will take place weekly on Thursdays, from 3 to 7 p.m. …
Join our educators as we bring the garden to life with fun crafts, activities and learning opportunities during the Toronto Botanical Garden's Farmers Market. Find us throughout the garden, children's …
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 …
Toronto Botanical Garden welcomes fall with a Harvest Day Festival – a fun-filled day with learning exploring, activities, and music! Start the day with Nature Sommelier Jacob Rodenburg then grab …
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 …
