2022 Annual Report

We continued to grow in many ways in 2022! READ THE ANNUAL REPORT HERE
We continued to grow in many ways in 2022! READ THE ANNUAL REPORT HERE
In this issue: Why a Japanese Garden? Kaede and Matsu JASK Programs Summer Camps READ THE NEWSLETTER HERE
In this issue: Kikai Campaign Overcoming Sensory Bias Connecting with the sounds of Nature Learning by Touch The Sense of Taste in the Gardens Abra Lee READ THE NEWSLETTER HERE
2021 was a big year for us! Learn more about it here… View our 2021 Annual Report HERE!
In this issue: Introducing the Ellen T. Leslie Botanical Classrooms Seeds Sown, Minds Grown Bluejays and how they help our ecosystem Japanese Garden dedication and JASK Summer Celebration Summer Camp WBG …
In this issue: Introducing Shiro Nakane Updated Master Plan Japanese Garden Concept Anticipating Living Landscapes of the Japanese Garden Bonsai at the Gardens A Cultural Experience for Our Youth View Newsletter
“Louisville is about to get a bit more zen when a former garbage dump is transformed into a peaceful and picturesque authentic Japanese garden. The Waterfront Botanical Gardens, 1435 Frankfort Ave., which sits …
Celebrate Earth Day 2021 at WBG! “Plants create the palette on which our life unfolds,” said Jamie Burghardt with the gardens. “We play on a lawn, play on an athletic field, …
The original Master Plan, released in November 2014, identified the future location and layout of the 23-acre Waterfront Botanical Gardens. The 3-phase master plan was designed by Perkins+Will of Chicago/Atlanta. The final …