Celebrate 10 years of Flower Piano, September 12-21. Get tickets now!
Join us for a slow stroll around the Garden exploring the bountiful birds that thrive amidst more than 8,000 kinds of plants. Walks are led by experienced birders from Golden Gate Audubon.
Join the Gardens of Golden Gate Park for an enriching discussion with Yale Environmental Fellow and Graduate candidate at the University of Michigan, Xochyl Perez. Uncover the complex interaction between plants that offers insight towards their coexistence.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the reopening of the Conservatory of Flowers, which took place on September 20, 2003, local historian and author Christopher Pollock will share the storied history of the greenhouse from its concept as part of the Golden Gate Park master plan, initial construction, and tracing through the many pivotal, as well as interesting incidental, events during its 145-year history.
Join Blue Muse and The Celestial Voice Sound Healing amidst the beauty and tranquility of SF Botanical Garden for a sublime journey of sound. Come immerse yourself in a rejuvenating soundscape created by a multitude of Crystal Singing Bowls, Paiste Gongs, Hand Pan, Monochord, Native and Ocean Drums, Chimes and Angelic vocals and more!
Join renowned author, artist, and teacher, Day Schildkret, as he leads you through the 7-step Morning Altars creative practice, popularized by his best-selling book, Morning Altars: A 7-Step Practice to Nourish Your Spirit through Nature, Art, and Ritual. Each step is a joyful journey to slow you down and guide you back into relationship with the living world and yourself.
Join us in the library to celebrate our beautiful new art exhibit, California Birds and Plants: Papercut Artwork by Daniela Yew. Delicate and intricate, these black and white portraits of birds and plants of California are wonders of close observation, concentration, and detailed craftsmanship.
San Francisco Botanical Garden Tours are free with general admission to the Garden — for more information please visit sfbg.org/visit. Admissions can be purchased in advance or once at the Botanical Garden. When reserving your free spot, you will have the opportunity to purchase a ticket before finalizing your reservation. Pre-registration for the tour is recommended, with limited space for drop-in visitors.
