Visit the garden during the twilight hours for a relaxing way to end the summer days. Monday and Tuesday evenings from May 14 through September 11, 2018.

Get your morning exercise with a refreshing and rejuvenating walk through the garden.

When Kristine Allphin began to play with batik on paper and discovered her passion for prairie grass, everything fell into place. This exhibit, full of color and texture, celebrates Batik (an ancient decorative art used to embellish textiles) and the many forms of beauty found in nature.

This work has been on display at numerous locations in our community and is now making its way to Lauritzen Gardens. Echoing the messages displayed during the garden's spring exhibit "Metamorphosis: From Reclaimed Plastics to Works of Art," this work of art draws awareness to the importance of environmental stewardship and plastic pollution, but also showcases how beautiful reclaimed materials can be.

Courses at the garden cover a wide variety of topics. From floral design, to painting, to practicing wellness or learning about edible plants- There’s something for everyone!

Find out about the opportunities available for your group, class, or scouting troop to explore our 100-acre outdoor learning laboratory.

Register today for hands-on, educational programming that is sure to bring a smile to you and your child. Engaging classes and camps are available at the garden year-round.

Summer Adventure Camps at Lauritzen Gardens provide an exciting and educational environment for children to explore science, nature and art in a 100-acre outdoor classroom and the Marjorie K. Daugherty Conservatory. All-inclusive camps are offered in week-long, half-day and full-day formats, with certain camps available for purchase as single days. REGISTRATION OPENS FEBRUARY 1.