We are thrilled to share the news that two longtime supporters, Emil and Nancy Graeser, have generously pledged a $1 million matching gift to support the Waterfront Botanical Gardens! The Graesers have played …
Be a part of Louisville’s philanthropic community by taking part in Give Local Louisville, a 24-hour day of giving! You can donate to the Waterfront Botanical Gardens anytime on Thursday, September 15th, …
In this issue: Education Pavilion Leads the Way Making the Vision Real, One Step at a Time Focus on the Education & Horticultural Committees Introducing the Cultivators Cornelian Cherry View newsletter …
Now that spring is upon us, the WBG Horticulture Committee is hard at work selecting plant species for three essential gardens of the Waterfront Botanical Gardens’ first building phase. The Horticulture Committee …
Dear Friends, I’m thrilled to announce our plans to build the Education Pavilion and Garden – the first phase of the Waterfront Botanical Gardens. On this website, you’ll read about why we …
Join us for our first event of 2016! Warm up with herb-infused brandy at Copper & Kings on February 4! Come out of the “yucky” winter weather and learn how Brandon O’Daniel, Head Distiller …
Botanica Master Plan Introduction from Thomas Johns on Vimeo. The Master Plan for Kentucky’s Waterfront Botanical Gardens has a unique site design that features the right balance of structure and freedom for …
Ben Grumbles: The Dirt on Soil, Water and Climate from Thomas Johns on Vimeo. On October 10, 2015, Ben Grumbles, Secretary of the Environment for Maryland and Louisville native, spoke at our …
Above: George Duthie and daughter Anna Lee Mershon at their family’s home in Indian Hills. The Duthie family pledged $500,000 to sponsor the Entry Plaza in memory of their wife and mother, Mary …
We are very happy to share the news that we have raised over $1.75 million for the Waterfront Botanical Gardens! As you may recall, Louisville Metro and Botanica agreed on a $1 purchase …
