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Bird Walks: A Celebration of Fall Migration
Bring your binoculars and walk the Garden grounds with expert bird guide, Debbie Becker. Tours introduce visitors to the diverse bird species present at NYBG during the late summer and fall months, highlighting plants that attract and sustain them.
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Kiku: Spolight on Tradition
NYBG horticulturists spend countless hours across 11 months nurturing and coaxing chrysanthemums into both modern and ancient forms, including the sculpted curves and twists of the bonsai style; the colorful waterfall of Kengai; the immense, demanding Ozukuri; and more.
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Farmer’s Market Hosted by Down to Earth Markets
Shop locally sourced produce, brought to you by local farmers and Down to Earth Markets. Every Friday, through November 22, 2019. Located on the corner of Main Street and Dahlia Avenue.
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Garden Apprentice Program Application Deadline
The Garden Apprentice Program (GAP) at BBG is a great way for teens to learn about urban agriculture and the environment while working in our public garden. Apprentices can work their way up the four-tier program, potentially earning a paid position as a Tier 4 apprentice.
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Christmas in the Garden
Get into the holiday spirit with fun for the whole family! Christmas in the Garden returns to Queens Botanical Garden with live musical performances, photos with Santa (fee required), tree lighting, holiday crafts, and blowout sales at QBG Shop!
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UA Science Expo
EXPO is our end of year celebration where Urban Advantage students from all borough come and present their projects.
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Space Show: Dark Universe
The Hayden Planetarium Space Show Dark Universe celebrates the pivotal discoveries that have led us to greater knowledge of the structure and history of the universe and our place in it- and to new frontiers for exploration. Check website for times.
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The Titanosaur
The Museum added a must see exhibit to its famous Fossil Halls: a cast of a 122 ft long dinosaur.This species is so new that it hasn’t yet been named by the paleontologists who found it. Scientists think this dinosaur, part of a group known as titanosaurs, weighed about 70 tons.
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Sackler Educational Lab Weekend Drop-In Sessions
Stop by the Sackler Educational Lab anytime from noon to 5pm on Saturdays and Sundays to talk to a scientist, learn about the latest discoveries in human evolution, handle fossil casts, look through a microscope, and see a real human brain.
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Sea Lion Feeding
Come watch and learn about the Sea Lions here at the Bronx Zoo! See the zoo keepers feed our sea lions.
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Bee-Eater Feeding
Come watch and learn about the Bee-Eaters here at the Bronx Zoo! See the zoo keepers feed our bee-eaters!
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Penguin Feeding
Come watch and learn about the Penguins here at the Bronx Zoo! See the zoo keepers feed the penguins!
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