Past Events

Practice this calm eastern exercise with an instructor from Hayat Yoga Studio while overlooking the Garden. Held every Thursday from 6pm-7pm indoors or outside depending on weather. Prices are below. Single Class: Free- Garden Member $10- Non Member Please call for questions at 910.486.0221 Pre-register here Register Here

FULL Let’s Eat: Fruits and Vegetables! – All Ages Sept. 19th, 10 am -12 pm Take a tour of the Heritage Garden to learn more about how our food grows and the differences between vegetables and fruits. Then use fruits and vegetables as unique stampers to create fun fall art prints. This program is part of the Let’s Eat Series of family and children’s programs exploring farming, food, and edible plants in conjunction with the Urban Agriculture Resilience Program. Children…

FULL! Home School: Fall Mushrooms – Ages 6+ Sept. 21st, 2-3 pm Come explore the amazing, mind-opening world of fungi. We’ll look for mushrooms in the Garden, play a mushroom trivia challenge, and learn how to create our own spore prints. Fee: $5 supply fee plus membership or admission. Pre-registration is required. Registration link

Practice this flowing eastern exercise with instructor Rich Martin while overlooking the Garden. Held every Tuesday from 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. indoors or outside depending on the weather. Prices are below and will be available for purchase in the gift shop: Single Class: $15- Garden Member $17- Non Member 4 Class Punch Card: $50- Garden Member $60- Non Member 8 Class Punch Card: $100- Garden Member $120- Non Member Please call 910.486.0221 to pre-register.

Canceled! Diverse Abilities: Brilliant Birds - All Ages Sept. 22nd, 4 - 5 pm This is a special FREE class for children with special needs or diverse abilities and their families. This month we’re learning all about birds. We’ll touch feathers, listen to bird calls, create our own nests out of natural materials, and take binoculars to look and listen for birds in the Garden.   This program is best for children with a developmental age of 5-10, but all…

American Public Gardens Association and United States Botanic Garden have awarded funds to Cape Fear Botanical Garden to participate in the Urban Agriculture Resilience Program.  This program enables CFBG to grow and distribute produce, especially to communities with food access challenges; maintain and expand urban agriculture and other food growing education programs; and promote wellness and nutrition by educating the public about growing and consuming fruits and vegetables. This program will be open to the public on Wednesdays.  Due to social distancing protocols, participants…

Full! After School: Birds of Prey – Ages 5-10 Sept. 23rd, 4-5 pm We’ll learn about all the cool adaptations of birds of prey, including their claws, beaks, and more! We’ll also take binoculars and look for hawks and other birds in the Garden. As we speak, broad winged hawks are migrating over 4,000 miles from their summer homes in the US back to South America. Fee: Free with membership or admission, Preregistration is required. Registration link

Practice this calm eastern exercise with an instructor from Hayat Yoga Studio while overlooking the Garden. Held every Thursday from 6pm-7pm indoors or outside depending on weather. Prices are below. Single Class: Free- Garden Member $10- Non Member Please call for questions at 910.486.0221 Pre-register here Register Here