August Early Closure: The Garden will close early at 3 PM daily, with final entry at 2 PM. On Tuesday, Aug. 11, the Garden will close at 1 PM, with final entry at noon.
Starting July 23, find the Flora House coffee cart in the Leonard Courtyard. Thursday and Friday, the cart serves pastries and coffee from 7 AM to 1 PM Saturday and Sunday, the same menu is available 7 AM to 1 PM, with mimosas added from 9 AM to 1 PM. FWBG members receive 10% off!...
Starting July 23, find the Flora House food truck on Rock Springs Road, just outside the future restaurant location. Breakfast is served Thursday through Sunday, 8 AM to 3 PM, and lunch is available 11 AM to 3 PM. FWBG members receive 10% off! View the Food Truck Menu | Food Truck Details Date:...
Close out summer with a free movie night under the stars. Bring a blanket, spread out on the lawn, and enjoy this year’s feature, Hoppers (2026), the story of a young girl who uses new technology to inhabit robotic animals and talk with the wildlife around her. Heaven’s Cakes food truck will be on-site with...
Please note that the hours for dog days are reduced to 8 AM – 1 PM during July and August. This weekend is bound to be a doggone good time! Enjoy two full days of hanging out with your pup in the beauty of the Garden. Dog Days will be held during regular Garden hours,...
Wondering what your FWBG membership includes or what exciting events are coming up? Join us for our quarterly Member Orientation, a friendly and informative gathering for both new and renewing members! The presentation will begin at 9:00 AM, but Members are welcome to join us early at 8:30 AM to ask our Membership Team questions...
22 Aug
FREE
9:00 am - 11:00 am
The Commons at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas
Do you love to read? Are you passionate about botany, natural history, sustainability and similar topics? Then, you’ll love the BRIT Reads Book Club! This informal group meets every other month to discuss a chosen book, in-person and virtually. We begin with a moderator summarizing the book and reviewing its key points. Then there is...
As the sun sets, the Garden transforms into a world full of nocturnal life waiting to be discovered. Join us for a guided Bat Walk and experience the Garden after dark while exploring the lives of one of Texas’ most fascinating mammals. During this evening adventure, you’ll learn how bats use echolocation to navigate the...
Experience the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, where beautiful spaces, exceptional hospitality, and inspired events come together. Tour the Garden’s event spaces, meet local vendors, and sample chef-crafted bites and specialty cocktails by Flora House—everything you need to start planning a wedding, corporate gathering, gala, or special celebration in the heart of the Garden. Date:...
FWBG members are invited to join knowledgeable docents for an exclusive guided tour of the beautiful Japanese Garden. Enjoy lovely vistas while docents discuss design elements, history, cultural significance, and the plants and animals of the Japanese Garden. This tour is an exclusive perk for FWBG members. Not a member yet? Join today! Date:...
This weekend is bound to be a doggone good time! Enjoy two full days of hanging out with your pup in the beauty of the Garden. Dog Days will be held during regular Garden hours, with regular admission for humans and an additional $5 per dog. Hydration stations for dogs will be provided by the...
Shop the wares of up to 50 local artisan vendors and enjoy family-friendly activities, kid craft zone, live DJs and acoustic artists, dancers & more! The Mariposa Market is free to attend, but guests must purchase general admission to enter the Garden.
Celebrate the start of ¡Celebramos! with a Free Admission Day at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden! On Saturday, September 19, enjoy complimentary access to our lush 120-acre campus as we kick off this vibrant celebration of Hispanic heritage, culture, and community. No tickets or reservations required. Simply show up and enjoy the day with us!...
19 Sep
FREE
All Day
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