Plan Your Trip

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.

Together with other efforts to address cultural representation at the Museum, we hope to inpsire discussion around our country’s legacy of racial discrimination as well as Roosvelt’s troubling views on race.

The new interactive exhibition, The Nature of Color, reveals how color carries information both in nature and across cultures. Come play and experiement in our Color Lab while creating collabortive artworks.

Discover some of the many remarkable trees in the Garden’s collection on this self-guided accessible tour.

Experience the molten worlds that have helped create the landscapes we know, though an adrenaline-filled trip across the globe.

Become a botanist and find answers to plant science questions while visiting the Garden and with at-home experiments. Each quest includes a short video, Garden exploration, and at-home activity.