Exhibitions

Endlessly Wild: New Work by Sara Abalan

February 2 July 7

Spotlight Exhibition in Fogg Café

With a desire to capture beauty in wildness, Naples-based artist Sara Abalan’s work is an authentic representation of her surrounding environment. Her time spent immersed in the Garden’s natural spaces is reflected in the subject, shapes, and colors of this spotlight exhibition.

Included with Garden admission; free for Members

Internalizing the External: A New Perspective on Nature

July 20 – October 27

On View in Kapnick Hall and Fogg Café

With nature as his teacher, artist Ran Adler transforms the rough and disordered materials found in the meandering wild into works imbued with harmony and intention. The assemblages in this exhibition, curated specifically for the Garden’s unique spaces, highlight Adler’s meditative approach to life and creating, finding peace in chaos.

Included with Garden admission; free for Members

Special Events

  • Tasting the Tropics

    July 6, 8am – 5pm. Sample tropical fruits from around the world and discover some lesser-known fruiting plants grown in the Garden.

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  • Waterlily Weekend

    September 7 & 8, 9am – 2pm. See these blooming beauties at their peak with special tours, demonstrations, and more!

    Dive Into the World of Waterlilies
  • DÍa de los Muertos Celebration

    November 2 & 3. Discover the holiday’s significance and its rich culture through special displays, tours, and arts and crafts stations.

    Celebrate at the Garden

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