Taijiquan: Intermediate
Join us as we explore the art of well-being through the Chinese martial art of Taijiquan (Tai Chi).
Programs & Events
12 events found.
En Plein Air
Join us for a delightful artistic experience amidst the serene beauty of the Gardens! Learn the basics of en plein air painting with local landscape artist, Caroline Gray. Previous experience with oil painting is required. Participants should bring their own painting supplies. Easels will be provided. Let the natural world inspire you as you translate…
Members Only: Children’s Holiday Storytime
Members of the Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens at the Family level and above are invited to the Gardens for a reading of "The Shortest Day" by Susan Cooper and illustrated by Carson Ellis, followed by a simple holiday craft. Newbery Medalist Susan Cooper's iconic solstice poem captures the magic behind returning seasonal light, holiday…
Taijiquan: Intermediate
Join us as we explore the art of well-being through the Chinese martial art of Taijiquan (Tai Chi).
Chinese Menu: the History, Myths, and Legends Behind Your Favorite Foods
Join us for our "Thyme to Read" book club, a monthly gathering hosted by the Library at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
Build Your Own Rain Barrel
In Birmingham when it rains, it pours! Learn to capture and save rainwater for when you need it by joining horticulturist Keith Turney for a do-it-yourself rain barrel workshop. See how to construct a rain barrel and take home your creation when you’re done! Cost of registration covers project materials and instruction. No tools or…
Birmingham Fern Society Monthly Meeting
Join the Birmingham Fern Society for their monthly meeting in the Garden Center's Conference Room and enjoy a presentation on Propagation by Layering with speaker Ken Hall! Become a Friend of the Gardens and join us in our mission to protect, nurture, and share the wonders of Birmingham Botanical Gardens. Thank you for your support!
Caring for Gardening Tools
Winter is a great time to restore your well-loved gardening tools. Learn how to properly store, clean, and sharpen your hand tools with this hands-on workshop. Correctly caring for and maintaining your tools will increase their longevity and the health of your plants. Bring along a pair of used pruners, a trowel, loppers, or a…
Early Camellias in Louisiana 1825-1860
Join the Birmingham Camellia Society with guest speaker F. Wayne Stromeyer, M.D. on a presentation for early camellias in Louisiana 1825–1860. Become a Friend of the Gardens and join us in our mission to protect, nurture, and share the wonders of Birmingham Botanical Gardens. Thank you for your support!
From a Pickle to a Plan: How to Craft a Design for Your Garden
Every garden has those special spots that stump us. From varying cultural conditions to different functional needs, there are so many variables at play in a landscape. Join Molly Hendry, a Birmingham-based garden designer and horticulturist, as she unpacks the overarching principles of design and teaches you how to apply them to your own garden.…
Tiny Makers at the Gardens (10:30 a.m)
This series is made up of five, one-hour, child-led art playgroups where children are given the opportunity to explore and enjoy art with the help of their caregiver. We ask that caregivers stay and assist their children as they experiment with and enjoy creating. For ages 16 months–3 years | Limited to 10 children with…
Portrait Photography Workshop
Year-round, the Gardens provide so many beautiful backdrops for the perfect portrait. This class goes over the basic principles and topics of portrait photography-manual settings, lighting, posing, and more.