Spring Forward at the Morris
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Upcoming at the Morris

Walking with the Seasons
March 17, 31; April 14
11 am – 12:30 pm
Members: $25 • Non-members: $30
Registration is required
This curated set of walks begins as winter recedes and signs of spring begin to emerge all around. Our experience on each walk will look and feel different as the seasons change.

Signs of Spring
Saturday, March 22 • 11 am
Ready to explore the arrival of spring’s beauty? Signs of spring pop up with tree buds, spring ephemerals, early cherries, and dogwoods. This tour uncovers the delight of a new season.

Magnolias & More
Saturday, April 12 • 11 am
Explore the spring beauty of flowering trees on Magnolia Slope.

Storytime
Wednesday, April 16 • 10:30 am
Free with general admission
This month, we’re reading Listen to the Language of the Trees by Tera Kelley, a story of how forests communicate underground.

Hidden Gems
Saturday, April 26 • 11 am
Join knowledgeable guides for a walking tour highlighting garden features not often discovered on an average visit.

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! Experience the season in all its wonder, get your heart rate up, and create connections with friends and fellow visitors.

Garden Highlights
Weekends through March • 1 pm
Free with general admission
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.

Registration opens Tuesday, March 25
Join us and Penn Inspiring Impact for a virtual armchair conversation on groundbreaking advances in breeding plants to thrive in a warming world.
Register for a Spring 2025 Course!
From our lecture series that focuses on transforming your outdoor space into a thriving ecosystem to creative courses that includes watercolor painting in our gardens, we have a full roster that will flex your green thumb, your creativity, and your mind.