Rich Soil: Opening January 18, 2025

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is proud to be the exclusive Richmond exhibitor for artist Kristine Mays’ hit sculpture series, Rich Soil. Inspired by the movements and gestures of Alvin Ailey’s dance composition “Revelation”, Kristine Mays’ expression of the human form through wire pays honor to the ancestors — those that walked, lived and tended to this land.

Learn More

Temporary Garden Cafe Closure

Effective Monday, Jan. 13-Friday, Jan. 17, the Cafe and main kitchen in the Robins Visitors Center will be closed for deep cleaning.

News

Become
a Member

When you join Lewis Ginter, you not only become part of our family, you help us bloom! Your membership support plays a vital role in our programs and operations.

Learn More

Garden
Blog

On Tuesday, December 17 Reynolds Community College and Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden announced the decision to grow together with a new partnership that will move the college's Horticulture Program to ...

Read More

Make Your Day
special

We have the venue to make your special event unforgettable. Learn more about our facility rental options.

Learn More

Our Garden is Growing!

We’re expanding our Conservatory and gardens to offer exciting new guest experiences and programming and to serve our community. Learn more about our project, THRIVE: A Campaign for Communities.

Learn More

Upcoming Events and Programs

We Welcome & Celebrate You

Learn more about the Garden’s commitment to inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility.

Statement of Support