Holiday Garden Railway
Open November 23 through December 30
How can the Holiday Garden Railway be even more spectacular? See it at night! With laser lights in the trees and sparkling lights along the railway, HGR: Nighttime Express is a must-see. Advance tickets required.
This Month at the Morris
Holiday Garden Railway
Saturday, November 23 – Monday, December 30
Make your holiday even more magical with a visit to the Holiday Garden Railway, as it is transformed for the season with thousands of twinkling lights! Free with general admission.
See it at night with laser lights in the trees and sparkling lights along the railway at HGR: Nighttime Express! Select dates. Advance tickets required.
More Hidden Gems Tour
Saturday, November 23 • 11 AM
Join knowledgeable guides for a walking tour highlighting garden features not often discovered on an average visit. Free with general admission.
Penn Glee Club Sings Holiday Classics
Saturday, December 7 • 1 pm
Free with general admission
The Penn Glee club sings their repertoire of holiday classics next to the Holiday Garden Railway. Bring the whole family for some holiday cheer as you explore the Gardens.
Holly Highlights & Winter Greenery Tour
Saturday, December 14 • 11 AM
Free with general admission
'Tis the season for hollies to show their stuff! Explore the diverse, bright, and cheerful winter landscape at the Morris.
Winter Solstice Wander
Saturday, December 21 • 8:30 am
Free with general admission
Get as much sun as possible on the shortest day of the year! Enjoy a rare opportunity to visit the Garden early during this special winter opening.
Winter Wellness Walks
Weekends through March • 10:30 am
Free with general admission
Experience winter beauty at Morris Arboretum & Gardens while getting your steps in! Led by our experienced Garden Educator Volunteers, our Winter Wellness Walks are an opportunity to experience the season in all its wonder, get your heart rate up, and create connections with friends and fellow visitors.
Join us on Thursday, December 12 at 7 pm for an evening of engaging and thought-provoking discussion with two leading minds in the field of horticulture. Rebecca McMackin and Mark Weathington will engage in a critical conversation about native and invasive plants and the future of our managed and wild landscapes.