Events Calendar

Looking to the natural world can help us create small rituals that connect to something larger and foster a sense of belonging. We’ll use the spring equinox to explore how we might create family traditions that remind us of our connection to nature and our intentions for each other. Registration is required.

Ready to explore the arrival of spring’s beauty? Signs of spring pop up with tree buds, spring ephemerals, early cherries, and dogwoods. Free with general admission.

Learn how to support the migration and reproduction of these iconic butterflies in your space. Registration is required.
 

Just before the April full moon—the 'Pink Moon' in old farmer’s almanacs—blooms in the sky, join us for an after-hours wander through the Garden. Discover tree silhouettes against the moonlight, listen to the sounds of the night, and maybe hear the hoot of an owl. Registration is required. 

Explore some of the best spots for spring birding at the Morris Arboretum & Gardens! We will visit the Morris’s natural areas including wetlands, meadows, and the woodlands along the Wissahickon Creek. Registration is required. 

Join us for Whimsical Woods Yoga, a fun adventure for kids ages 2 – 7 years and their families! In this playful class, kids will explore the Morris, do fairy and gnome poses, dance like magical creatures, and make nature-inspired drawings. Registration is required. 

Go behind the scenes with Morris Arboretum & Gardens’ Propagator Kyra Matin for an early spring tour of the greenhouse and propagation areas at the Morris. Registration is required. 

The Morris hosts a great diversity of native bees and ways to support these important insects. This workshop will be a hybrid of classroom learning about pollination ecology, field ID, and training on photography-based citizen science so that you can contribute data on our native bees. Registration is required.