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In Bloom: Spring 2017
In this issue: We’re Jumping for Joy! Graeser Family Education Center Groundbreaking The Fields Are Alive With the Sound of Pollinators Meet Allison Download PDF
In Bloom: Fall 2016
In this issue: The Prelude Introducing the Education Pavilion and Garden Lifelong Love Blossoms Into a Gift for All A Pollinator Paradise reGeneration Fair Fall 2016 Newsletter (PDF)
Over $4.2 million raised!
We are thrilled to share the news that we achieved our 2016 goal of raising $4.2 million total for the future Waterfront Botanical Gardens! We began 2016 having raised just under $2 million …
Do you join the community in supporting the Waterfront Botanical Gardens?
What do a councilman, a scientist, and a rapper have in common? They all support the creation of the Waterfront Botanical Gardens! Watch our second installment by 750Four Productions, with Councilman Bill …
Help support the Waterfront Botanical Gardens!
Hear from other community members on why the botanical gardens are an essential part of our city! Thank you to Thomas Johns at 750Four Productions for producing this video!
Graesers pledge $1 million matching gift
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 …
Donate to the Garden on Give Local Louisville, September 15!
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 Bloom: Spring 2016
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 …
Horticulture Committee – Spring 2016
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 …