Member Evening is cancelled tonight September 11.
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Explore the exciting world of lichens and moss, with ecology enthusiast Ruth Williams. Ruth will cover the basics of lifecycle, ecological niche, and acquaint you with five common lichen and moss species found in our community forest.
Ruth Williams has degrees in Horticulture and Landscape Architecture from UC Davis. She works as a local consulting arborist, helping preserve trees for future generations. She teaches and guides interpretive hikes on a wide variety of ecological subjects.
This event is included with regular garden admission (free for members). A suggested donation of $5-10 per person helps support the garden.
Join us for an enchanting afternoon as the Garden transforms into a magical realm filled with tricks and treats! Costumes are highly encouraged for all ages. Don’t miss out on this magical Halloween celebration!Enjoy trick or treating, a scavenger hunt, live music from Jessa & the Saplings, the Belmont Goats in their Halloween best, crafts, snacks and a Book Giveaway courtesy of SMART (Start Making A Reader Today).
Tickets go on sale to the general public on September 13th. Become a member and be invited to the Member Pre-sale starting on September 7th.
Come explore Leach Botanical Garden at the gentle pace of a toddler! Our nature education staff will lead groups of 2-5 year olds and their grown-ups on slow, curiosity-driven activities designed to engage young minds and incorporate their caregivers. Register soon; we expect capacity to fill quickly! Participating adults, don't forget to sign up!
What are arborists looking at when they look at trees? Nicky Dunbar, certified arborist and owner of Foster Trees, LLC will lead an exploration to share an her perspective of tree structure and health. She will address some basics of tree biomechanics, what arborists are looking for when they make pruning or tree maintenance decisions, and how that can translate to caring for trees in your own landscape.
Say goodbye to summer with Moment on the aerial tree walk. For this final outdoor edition of the year we are proud to present live performances by @iilyasaahmed , @dashkasounds , a collaboration between @gregallisonmusic&@harlanmusic , and musical selections by Carly Barton @cold.sasuke.
We hope to see you there for another magical evening of music and nature.
Member Admission $20
General Admission $25
Join Max Meyers, program coordinator at Leach Botanical Garden, and Sara Volk from Johnson Creek Watershed Council for a guided garden tour in American Sign Language (ASL). See our amazing botanical collection, learn about the Garden’s history, and experience the wonder of Portland’s special ecosystems. This tour is open to anyone who knows ASL, especially Deaf visitors and their families. Registration required! The tour is free with garden admission.
Come reunite with your friends from the summer Honeybee Hikes and help prepare our children’s garden for next year! We will have hands-on seeding and gardening activities appropriate for both little hands and big hands. Stop by anytime between 10am and 1pm to say hi to friends, meet some new people, and participate in improving our children’s garden space. Free with Garden Admission.
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