A 92-acre public garden in Chestnut Hill featuring a 19th-century estate and a diverse plant collection that nature lovers visit throughout the day.
Workshop to create wood-burned artwork with all supplies provided, led by Nicole DeLizzio.
Photography course led by Bill Cullina on macro techniques for flowers, textures and pollinators, suitable for all experience levels.
Botanical mixology happy hour with cocktail tastings held at the Morris Arboretum during ArBOOretum Month.
Evening educational program about the role of bats in Pennsylvania and how to support them, with a presentation and a walk to see bats in action.
Free Halloween nature craft session at Morris Arboretum where visitors learn about carnivorous plants and make a plant monster to take home while trick-or-treating.
Workshop led by Jessica Peterson and Bryan Thompsonowak to print historic botanical letterpress plates and hand-bind a specimen book using Japanese stab-binding.
Evening workshop to make kokedama, suspended moss balls, at the Morris Arboretum & Gardens Visitor Center.
Two-session mosaic workshop led by Jessica Lidell to design and finish a holiday table centerpiece using stained glass and mosaic materials.
Workshop series by wildlife artist Jack Hobe on drawing birds of prey and owls, part of the arboretum's 'Creative Expressions' programme.
Two-day intensive workshop on ecological landscape design led by Lee Armillei, open to the public with priority for certificate students.
Hands-on course with horticulturist Trevor Schulte on common mosses, propagation techniques and transplanting mosses.
90-minute guided workshop to make a winter holiday wreath from fresh-cut seasonal foliage, with all materials provided.
Spooky Halloween storytime reading 'The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything' with costume-wearing and a scarecrow craft.
Month-long Halloween celebration at the arboretum with the Morris Pumpkin Cottage, the 19th annual Scarecrow Walk, themed storytimes, nature crafts and a bat program.
Outdoor watercolor workshop with Mitch Roberge at the Morris Arboretum, where participants paint flowers and foliage using layering and texture techniques.
Month-long fall celebration at the Morris Arboretum with the 19th Annual Scarecrow Walk, the Morris Pumpkin Cottage and family activities across its 92 acres.
Walk through the scarecrows at Morris Arboretum and vote for your favorite, with prize money for the top three designs.
