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    Cracking Art — Explore Art and Nature!

    Cracking Art at the garden exhibit features 80 large animal sculptures made from regenerated plastic. Designed to captivate all ages, it blends creativity with a powerful message, inspiring joy and conversations about sustainability.

    Free

    with Garden Entry

    April 1 – September 30

    Visitors can stroll through the Garden and discover vibrant sculptures of rabbits, elephants, geese, snails, wolves, crocodiles, and swallows, seamlessly integrated into the natural landscape. These captivating artworks, crafted from regenerated plastic, showcase the innovative possibilities of recycled materials while encouraging a greater appreciation for sustainability and eco-conscious living.

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    Why Visit the Cracking Art Exhibit?

    • Whimsical Sculptures: Delight in the vibrant creations of bunnies, elephants, and snails scattered throughout FWBG’s lush landscapes.
    • Sparks Conversations on Sustainability: These imaginative installations enhance awareness around recycling and environmental conservation.
    • Interactive Fun: Family-friendly and perfect for selfies, this exhibit encourages visitors to engage with art and nature.

    Dates & Times

    Spring/Summer Schedule (Mar. 1 – Sep. 30)
    Fall/Winter Schedule (Oct. 1 – Feb. 28)

    Open 7 days a week | 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.

    Last ticket sold at 5 p.m.

    Open 7 days a week | 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

    Last ticket sold at 4 p.m.

    Member Benefits
    • Admission is free with Garden membership.
    • FWBG Members receive early admission at 7 a.m.

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    Prices*
    Prices*
    Event
    Combo (Event + General Admission)*
    Member Benefits
    Infants (0-5)
    FREE
    FREE
    FREE
    Children (6-15)
    $6
    $8 - $9
    FREE
    Adults
    $12
    $14 - $15
    FREE
    Seniors
    $10
    $12 - $13
    FREE
    *Ticket prices increase when purchased in person during peak times. Secure the best prices by buying online.
    Or become a member and receive free admission every day!
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    The last photography pass will be sold two hours before closing. Please heed safety tips by staying hydrated and pacing yourself while outdoors.

    Fort Worth Botanic Garden honors discounts on our website only. Incorrect pricing and promotions by other entities, such as third-party sites, will not be accepted. Tickets purchased through third-party entities are not valid and will not be accepted.

    Please note: One discount per guest, is not to be combined with any other offers, excluding parking discounts and promotions.

    Dates & Times

    Spring/Summer Schedule (Mar. 1 – Sep. 30)
    Fall/Winter Schedule (Oct. 1 – Feb. 28)

    Open Monday through Friday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

    Closed on Saturday and Sunday

    Open Monday through Friday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

    Closed on Saturday and Sunday

    Member Benefits
    • Invitations to events and member-only hours
    • Discounts at FWBG | BRIT gift shops and FWBG plant sales

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    Prices

    Admission, self-guided and public tours are FREE
    Private tours of the BRIT for groups are $7.50 per person, FREE for Members
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    A Must-See for Everyone

    Cracking Art is perfect for families, art enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about nature. Whether you’re looking for a delightful outing, an educational experience, or an extraordinary opportunity to witness art in the great outdoors, this exhibit delivers an unforgettable experience.  

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