The Dallas Arboretum is one of the most magnificent gardens in the nation, a visual banquet that is ablaze in color year-round. The fragrant gardens and lush lawns, on the shores of an enchanting lake that overlooks downtown Dallas, also feature intriguing sculptures, sparkling fountains, and two historic mansions. Young and old alike enjoy year-round activities for the entire family. At any time, it's a memory for couples to share, a place where children have the space to be children, with plenty of room for those seeking solitude amidst beauty.
Dallas Blooms is a celebration of spring at the Dallas Arboretum, which is arguably one of top five floral display gardens in North America. This year's festival features more than 400,000 spring-blooming bulbs, 20,000 spring-flowering azaleas, 70,000 pansies and violas and thousands of other spring blooming annuals and perennials. There are many activities to choose from, with weekends being especially festive. Fun things to do include, horticultural demonstrations, concerts, Afternoon Tea and children's fun and games
Dallas' only concert series overlooking scenic White Rock Lake! The Martin Rutchik Concert Stage at the Dallas Arboretum. Season passes are now available.
The Dallas Arboretum's Adult Education program has been enlightening North Texans for over a decade. Classes are offered year-round and course topics include horticulture, botany, landscape design, botanical photography, art, floral design, and so much more! There are three basic styles of classes: demonstrations, lectures, and hands-on. Many classes combine two or more of these activities to maximize learning and enjoyment.
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