Events Calendar What's happening at the Morris Arboretum & Gardens. Image Breadcrumb Home See & Do Events Calendar Garden Highlights Tour Monday, March 17 – Sunday, December 14 • Weekdays 10:30 am • Weekends 1:00 pm Meet at Welcome Center Our knowledgeable guides will design a tour around the interests of the attendees. Every tour is different so come back as many times as you’d like. Free with general admission. Fall Friday for Kids and Families: Botanical Potions Friday, October 3 • 11 am Meet at the Pumpkin Cottage Make your own botanical potion for the spooky season! Free with general admission. Fall Friday for Adults: Seasonal Pause Friday, October 3 • 12 pm Meet at the Outdoor Classroom A moment to process and reflect together in the Garden as we move through a change of seasons. Free with general admission. Oaks of the Mid-Atlantic Tour Saturday, October 11 • 11 am Meet at Welcome Center Join an experienced Garden Educator in discovering and identifying the Mid-Atlantic oaks around us and in the Morris’s extensive collection. Free with general admission. Roots & Remembrance: Reclaiming Plant Knowledge & Cultural Heritage Sunday, October 12 • 3 pm In-Person and Virtual Join Abra Lee, Tracy Qiu, and Guina Hammond for an engaging conversation exploring ancestral plant knowledge, forgotten traditions, and the cultural stories rooted in the natural world. Registration is required. Premier Member Event: Stroll and Picnic with the Scarecrows Tuesday, October 14 • 4:30 pm Bring the family or bring a friend, pack a picnic, ands enjoy the scarecrows after hours! Registration is required. This event is for premier members only (Supporter level and above). October Storytime Wednesday, October 15 • 10:30 am Outdoor Classroom This month, we’re reading Babushka Baba Yaga by Patricia Polacco. Free with general admission. 12th Annual Tree Canopy Conference Friday, October 17 • 9 am Haverford College The Tree Canopy Conference is an annual symposium that brings together a variety of green industry professionals and other stakeholders who work with and care about our region’s urban forest. Registration is required. Pagination Previous page Current page 1 Page 2 Next page
Garden Highlights Tour Monday, March 17 – Sunday, December 14 • Weekdays 10:30 am • Weekends 1:00 pm Meet at Welcome Center Our knowledgeable guides will design a tour around the interests of the attendees. Every tour is different so come back as many times as you’d like. Free with general admission.
Garden Highlights Tour Monday, March 17 – Sunday, December 14 • Weekdays 10:30 am • Weekends 1:00 pm Meet at Welcome Center Our knowledgeable guides will design a tour around the interests of the attendees. Every tour is different so come back as many times as you’d like. Free with general admission.
Fall Friday for Kids and Families: Botanical Potions Friday, October 3 • 11 am Meet at the Pumpkin Cottage Make your own botanical potion for the spooky season! Free with general admission.
Fall Friday for Kids and Families: Botanical Potions Friday, October 3 • 11 am Meet at the Pumpkin Cottage Make your own botanical potion for the spooky season! Free with general admission.
Fall Friday for Adults: Seasonal Pause Friday, October 3 • 12 pm Meet at the Outdoor Classroom A moment to process and reflect together in the Garden as we move through a change of seasons. Free with general admission.
Fall Friday for Adults: Seasonal Pause Friday, October 3 • 12 pm Meet at the Outdoor Classroom A moment to process and reflect together in the Garden as we move through a change of seasons. Free with general admission.
Oaks of the Mid-Atlantic Tour Saturday, October 11 • 11 am Meet at Welcome Center Join an experienced Garden Educator in discovering and identifying the Mid-Atlantic oaks around us and in the Morris’s extensive collection. Free with general admission.
Oaks of the Mid-Atlantic Tour Saturday, October 11 • 11 am Meet at Welcome Center Join an experienced Garden Educator in discovering and identifying the Mid-Atlantic oaks around us and in the Morris’s extensive collection. Free with general admission.
Roots & Remembrance: Reclaiming Plant Knowledge & Cultural Heritage Sunday, October 12 • 3 pm In-Person and Virtual Join Abra Lee, Tracy Qiu, and Guina Hammond for an engaging conversation exploring ancestral plant knowledge, forgotten traditions, and the cultural stories rooted in the natural world. Registration is required.
Roots & Remembrance: Reclaiming Plant Knowledge & Cultural Heritage Sunday, October 12 • 3 pm In-Person and Virtual Join Abra Lee, Tracy Qiu, and Guina Hammond for an engaging conversation exploring ancestral plant knowledge, forgotten traditions, and the cultural stories rooted in the natural world. Registration is required.
Premier Member Event: Stroll and Picnic with the Scarecrows Tuesday, October 14 • 4:30 pm Bring the family or bring a friend, pack a picnic, ands enjoy the scarecrows after hours! Registration is required. This event is for premier members only (Supporter level and above).
Premier Member Event: Stroll and Picnic with the Scarecrows Tuesday, October 14 • 4:30 pm Bring the family or bring a friend, pack a picnic, ands enjoy the scarecrows after hours! Registration is required. This event is for premier members only (Supporter level and above).
October Storytime Wednesday, October 15 • 10:30 am Outdoor Classroom This month, we’re reading Babushka Baba Yaga by Patricia Polacco. Free with general admission.
October Storytime Wednesday, October 15 • 10:30 am Outdoor Classroom This month, we’re reading Babushka Baba Yaga by Patricia Polacco. Free with general admission.
12th Annual Tree Canopy Conference Friday, October 17 • 9 am Haverford College The Tree Canopy Conference is an annual symposium that brings together a variety of green industry professionals and other stakeholders who work with and care about our region’s urban forest. Registration is required.
12th Annual Tree Canopy Conference Friday, October 17 • 9 am Haverford College The Tree Canopy Conference is an annual symposium that brings together a variety of green industry professionals and other stakeholders who work with and care about our region’s urban forest. Registration is required.