From a June 17, 2019 Insider Louisville story by Kevin Gibson: Waterfront Botanical Gardens doesn’t even technically exist yet, but it is included in an exhibit in Washington, D.C., by the U.S. Botanic Garden titled “Celebrating New …
Check out this recent story about us by the Courier-Journal! “A plan to turn a former landfill into a botanical garden on Louisville’s waterfront has been in the works for years. Its first …
Construction is well underway at the Waterfront Botanical Gardens, a project that’s been in the works for many years. “This is the Graeser Family Education Center, sponsored by the Graeser family here …
Check out the full story Insider Louisville did on the project and its upcoming opening on October 4 below. Read Full Story Here
Waterfront Botanical Gardens has been named as a finalist for GLI’s INC.Credible Awards in the category of Nonprofit of the Year. Click the button below to read more about the other business …
Check out some recent coverage on our progress from WHAS and WAVE3! Work Continues on Waterfront Botanical Gardens – WHAS Waterfront Botanical Gardens Preps for New Plantings – WAVE3
Waterfront Botanical Gardens will hold a public meeting on January 22, 2019 from 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm at the Butchertown Social (http://www.butchertownsocial.com/) as part of the application for an Environmental Protection …
A longtime Louisville landfill is being transformed into a $60 million public garden. The new Waterfront Botanical Gardens near the Big Four Bridge at River Road and Frankfort Avenue is in the …
Waterfront Botanical Gardens hires first Director of Horticulture and Education, Jamie Burghardt Waterfront Botanical Gardens is under construction with the first building to open in October 2019. Garden design and educational program …
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