Guided Gardens Tour
Friday, April 12, meet at 1pm in the Visitor Lobby
FREE - Every second Friday, 1pm and last Saturday, 10am
Join the horticulture staff for a FREE tour this Friday, April 12, at 1pm in the Visitor Center. We’ll look for all the spring blooms popping out right now. This diverse plant list for April includes trees, shrubs, perennials, and ground covers, all in gorgeous full bloom! Come out and learn what spring flowers will grow in sun, shade, dry conditions, and more.
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Growing Your Own Food
This Thursday, 6-7pm
Member $12; Nonmember $15
Dale & Carrie Spoonemore, Seed to Spoon
Register HERE
This class covers everything you need to know about growing your own fruits, herbs, and vegetables in the Spring and Summer. Dale and Carrie Spoonemore will share how they grow food for their family of 7 in their Oklahoma City yard. They will focus on transplanting cool-season crops and planting summer crops. They will cover beginner topics such as how to get started, what to grow in, what to do with your soil, and how to grow the 100+ plants in their highly-rated gardening app. Class participants will learn about organic growing methods, including pest management without the use of pesticides.
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Seed Science (best for Ages 5-12)
Saturday, April 13, 2-3pm
Children’s Garden Porch
Member $8; Nonmember $10
Register by the end of today, HERE
Join us to learn all about seeds and germination. Each participant will see inside a seed, explore the process of germination, and take home their own basil seeds to sprout at home.
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NEW ART EXHIBIT
Still Life With A Guitar: Works of Art by Michael Jones
April 10-May 29, Crystal Bridge Art Gallery
Free to view during regular hours: Daily, 9am-5pm; Sunday, 11am-5pm
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Sound Bath-Full Moon
Tuesday, April 23, 6-7pm
Water Plaza Room, FREE
Upcoming dates:
New Moon – Tuesday, May 7
Friday, June 21
Sunday, July 21
Monday, August 19
Tuesday, September 17
Thursday, October 17
Friday, November 15
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FREE Yoga
Water Plaza Room
Tuesdays, 6pm and
Saturdays, 9am
Bring mat & water.
Signup for Yogi-mail to get alerts on location updates here. We're hoping to move outside as the weather gets warmer.
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Full Moon Bike Ride
Tuesday, April 23 at 8pm
Leaves from Seasonal Plaza
2024 Season
May 23, 8:30pm
June 21, 8:45pm
July 21, 8:45pm
August 19, 8:15pm
September 17, 7:30pm
October 17, 7pm
Pre-purchase your 2024 Full Moon Bike Ride t-shirt and make your season donation (Save $7!)
HERE.
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Workshop: Botanical Candle Pouring
Sat, Apr 20, 10AM SOLD OUT
ADDED: Sat., Apr 20, 12PM
Member $35; Nonmember $40
Jeff Chambless, MoonGlow Maven
Second class added April 20
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Workshop: Kokedama Planting
Sunday, April 28, 2-4PM
Member $45; Nonmember $50
Wei Li, Simple Morea
Learn more & register
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Creating a Monarch Waystation
Saturday, May 4, 10-11AM
Member $18; Nonmember $22
Peggy Turner, Oklahoma County Master Gardener
Register by May 2 HERE
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Reading Wednesdays
Visitor Lobby, 10am
Best for ages 2-5
siblings welcome
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Fairy Tea Party
Saturday, May 4, 11am-12pm
Member $13; Nonmember $15
Best for ages 4-8
Register by May 1
Learn more & register
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Water Coloring in the Garden Drop-In
Saturday, May 4, 2-3pm
Children’s Garden
Free, $2 suggested donation
Best for Ages 4-16
Learn more
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Mo's Carousel
APRIL HOURS
Saturdays and Sundays, 12-6pm
Summer hours will begin Wednesday, May 22. Tuesday-Sunday, 12-7pm. Closed Mondays.
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Our list of the 2024 Vendors | |
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The Myriad Gardens Foundation wishes to thank our sustaining partners
in providing major and ongoing support:
Inasmuch Foundation
The Chickasaw Nation
Devon Energy Corp.
E.L. and Thelma Gaylord Foundation
Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation
Tinker Federal Credit Union
Robert H. Meinders
Jean and David McLaughlin
Anonymous in recognition of Bert Cooper
OG&E
Kirkpatrick Family Fund
Continental Resources
McGee Foundation
Parks and Public Spaces Initiative
Robinson-Park, LLC
Avis Scaramucci
Glenna and Richard Tanenbaum
The City of Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust
State of Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security
Myriad Gardens Foundation, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, operates Myriad Botanical Gardens within a public-private partnership with the City of Oklahoma and Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust. These partners provide a portion of the funds needed to manage and maintain the Gardens. The Foundation relies on earned revenue and philanthropic support to provide additional necessary funds for the Gardens operations.
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