See our exhibit of botanically-themed artwork created by teachers and students. Show includes needle-felting, embroidery, watercolor and a variety of other mediums. Exhibit runs January 23, 2016 -  March 13, 2016.

In celebration of spring, Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is pleased to present 19th Century Botanical Illustrations of Orchids. Dr. Arthur Burke, an expert grower of rare and unusual orchids, has loaned to the Garden examples from his collection of the Reichenbachia—large-scale chromolithographs from the 19th century made from plantsman Frederick Sander’s 1894 compilation of hand-painted, […]

Deborah Davis’ large-scale paintings of moths in our locality examine the mystery and beauty in detail of these fluttering, nocturnal creatures. Davis halts her agile subjects to create an intimate portrait, revealing a delicate complexity that is often overlooked by our swift interactions with the moth. Davis' moths seem to pop off the canvas, embracing […]

In conjunction with Deborah Davis' exhibit, Moths of Virginia, Davis will give a lecture on the role moths play in our ecosystem; how to enhance your yard to encourage wildlife; and how easy, inexpensive, and fun it is to "moth" as a hobby. Davis will expose the complexity of the unobserved spaces in our own […]

Piece by piece, artist Brian Korte of Brickworkz LLC creates elaborate worlds with his mosaics made from LEGO® bricks. Come view a display of his mosaic art in Ginter Gallery II in the Kelly Education Center.

In an exciting three-day event, the Garden is hosting LEGO User Groups (LUGs) from Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania, Richmond, VA and Hampton Roads, VA. These creative clubs will display electric trains, landscapes and scenery -- all built from LEGO bricks.