WBG has returned to the full schedule of public visiting hours during the week. W, F, Sat: 10am-4pm Th: 10am-7pm Sun: 12-4pm All COVID-19 requirements such as face coverings and maintaining social …
WLKY reports on the Gardens’ COVID-19 adjusted public hours and additional guidelines for visiting the gardens: wearing masks/appropriate face covering 6 ft social distancing 20 cars at a time As well as …
In this issue: 2019 Strategic Planning Process Ask Me! Garden Guides a Growing Group Construction Update: 2020 Will Be a Busy Year Japanese Garden and Bonsai: Building a Japanese Garden at WBG …
We are excited to kick-off our Music in the Gardens monthly series with the Derby City Dandies! This is the first of six concerts this summer, and while we’re sorry you can’t …
The Waterfront Botanical Gardens and Graeser Family Education Center sit on a former landfill site, which had been unusable and closed off to the public for decades. Today it has been redesigned …
Waterfront Botanical Gardens shows off plans for major project Waterfront Botanical Gardens unveiled plans Tuesday, 3/10 for for a Japanese Garden. The project should break ground later this year. Full …
In this issue: Opening Events Remembering Ellen Leslie Volunteer Update Capriccio Join the Legacy Society Just Scratching the Surface of What’s Under Our Feet View Newsletter
Residents of Butchertown, Phoenix Hill and NuLu had the opportunity Wednesday night to weigh in on what they want the future of the up-and-coming community to look like. The city hosted its first public …
WAVE 3 LISTENS LIVE! WATERFRONT BOTANICAL GARDENS JAN 28, 2020 John Ramsey welcomes Waterfront Botanical Gardens to the Listens Live! studio. Click here to watch. Director of Development John King shares the …
Check out Bob Hill’s story in the Courier journal on a recent (unexpected!) $5 million gift made to WBG by Ellen Leslie. We didn’t know her, but we cannot thank her enough …
