Farm Workshop: Pruning Tomatoes
Join us at the QBG farm to learn how to prune your tomatoes for success! Prune your tomatoes for long, productive harvesting seasons. $4 Member | $10 Non-Member (includes admission) RSVP Here.
Join us at the QBG farm to learn how to prune your tomatoes for success! Prune your tomatoes for long, productive harvesting seasons. $4 Member | $10 Non-Member (includes admission) RSVP Here.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.
Come and explore the QBG Farm and learn about everything we are growing at our Farm Open Hours.
See the Garden in a new light and explore what's growing this season on a guided tour with our Horticulture Director, Andi.
Join artist Chloe Seibert for a papermaking workshop. We will utilize recycled and organic materials sourced from the garden to make handmade paper during this workshop in conjunction with her Twin Urns project.
On Saturday, August 15, bring a lawn chair, a picnic blanket, and some snacks to enjoy a screening of Crazy Rich Asians.
Join the QBG Compost Staff to tour and care for our compost demo site by weeding, mulching, planting, applying compost and gardening.
Join AshEL SeaSunZ for a three-hour Soul Somatic Sound Journey exploring the body as an instrument, portal, and living cosmos. Through meditation, movement, breathwork, live music, voice activation, and contemplative practices, participants are invited to slow down, listen deeply, and reconnect with themselves, one another, and the living world.
Surprise summer evening hours! The Garden will be open until 8 pm on Sunday, August 16. Enjoy the summer garden blooms, explore our new garden-wide art exhibit in collaboration with Ankhlave Arts Alliance, and watch the sun set during the magical evening hours.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.
Come and explore the QBG Farm and learn about everything we are growing at our Farm Open Hours.
Taiwan: A World of Orchids returns to Queens Botanical Garden for a thirteenth year — this time with a new, immersive installation and rare orchid species from the Taiwan Orchid Growers Association.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.
Come and explore the QBG Farm and learn about everything we are growing at our Farm Open Hours.
Following the annual "Taiwan: A World of Orchids" event, in this special watercolor workshop with artist Chemin Hsiao, we'll learn the basics of watercolor painting by observing orchids' slender stems, and interesting shapes.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.
Come and explore the QBG Farm and learn about everything we are growing at our Farm Open Hours.
Celebrate harvest season with apples and honey! Fill your day with themed crafts, apples and honey tastings, and live performances. Plus, come and meet our beekeeper to learn more about QBG's bee colonies.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.
Come and explore the QBG Farm and learn about everything we are growing at our Farm Open Hours.
Discover the Garden in September with our Horticulture Director, Andi Pettis. Stroll through its diverse landscapes and discover late summer plants in bloom.
The Garden is closed today for a private event. We'll see you when we re-open on Tuesday, September 15.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.
Come and explore the QBG Farm and learn about everything we are growing at our Farm Open Hours.
Explore practices that reconnect the body to the calming rhythms of nature and support greater mind-body connection in this grounding session with UrbanYoga Foundation.
Join the QBG Compost Staff to tour and care for our compost demo site by weeding, mulching, planting, applying compost and gardening.
Join us for the closing celebration of Chloe Seibert’s Twin Urns, a 6-months long public art project culminating in a fall equinox ceremony on Sunday, September 20 at 5pm.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.
Help keep Queens Botanical Garden's rain gardens clean, green, and growing! Join NYC DEP's Green Infrastructure team, in partnership with QBG, for an engaging, educational event where you will learn gardening basics and learn how to become a steward for the rain gardens in your neighborhood. Learn more and register here.
Come and explore the QBG Farm and learn about everything we are growing at our Farm Open Hours.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.
Help keep QBG clean, green, and growing! Join QBG's horticulture staff in a variety of gardening activities. Help keep Queens Botanical Garden clean, green, and growing! Join QBG's horticulture staff for an engaging, educational event where you will learn gardening basics and work hands-on with plants. Make new friends and put your green thumb to good use in a variety […]
Come and explore the QBG Farm and learn about everything we are growing at our Farm Open Hours.
Celebrate City of Forest Day with a horticulture volunteer session all about trees.
Watch a performance of "Please Don't Flush!", an all ages play about climate resilience and protecting NYC's waterways.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.
Come and explore the QBG Farm and learn about everything we are growing at our Farm Open Hours.
Join the QBG Compost Staff for our weekly on-site compost build and learn about processing community food scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Register here
Join the Metoac Indigenous Collective for a tour led by Haley Scott (Unkechaug) and Tecumseh Ceaser (Matinecock/Montaukett/Unkechaug) and for a morning Native Bird Nature walk at Queens Botanical Garden, highlighting Long Island’s Indigenous history, native birds and plants, and their cultural significance. Haley Scott (she/her) is a BIPOC birder and guide for NYC Bird Alliance and Feminist Bird Club. She […]
Commemorate Indigenous Peoples Day by co-creating a wampum belt with Matinecock wampum artist Tecumseh Ceasar! Visitors will help thread wampum beads into a simple design on this belt, which will be used as an educational tool within local indigenous communities upon completion. Visitors will also learn about local native culture, history, and customs. RSVP Here.
Farm Stand is back! Stop by the Visitor & Administration Building Terrace from 2 pm to 5 pm to see what we're harvesting this week.