On Sunday, June 16, kick-off Father’s Day with a morning outside with the whole family. Fathers and grandfathers enjoy free admission all day, from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM; regular admission applies to all other guests.
While at the Garden, Dad can explore 90 acres of restored Florida landscape in the Preserve, stroll cultivated gardens representing the tropical world, indulge in the new summer brunch and lunch menu at Fogg Café, and participate in the drop-in Dig Deeper program offered at 11 a.m. on the Kapnick Hall Terrace.
Visitors can also check out the spotlight exhibition at Fogg Café, including Endlessly Wild: New Work by Sara Abalan, and Patterns of Change in Kapnick Hall. For those looking for a nature-inspired gift for dad, the Berger Shop in the Garden offers a wide range of unique and thoughtful gifts.
For those who can't make it to the Garden on Father's Day, Music in the Garden on Saturday, June 15, from Noon to 2:00 PM offers a getaway. Visitors can relax on the Hoffmann Lawn and dance to the sounds of Heat Latin Jazz Band; all included with Garden admission.
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