Where the Wild Things Grow – Living Botanical Still Lifes presents contemporary photographic still lifes inspired by 17th century painting.
We are excited to launch a new science talk series at the Gardens, led by renowned botanist and science communicator Tim Entwisle. This series explores the fascinating science behind plants, landscapes, and the natural world, bringing together research, global environmental challenges, and the everyday wonders of nature.
This Mother’s Day, join our expert volunteer guides for a special guided walk through this open-air gallery.
Mother’s Day Classic celebrates its 29th anniversary this year and is a nation-wide community event that raises funds and awareness for breast and ovarian cancer through participation, fun, fitness and health.
Join us for a night of astronomy and star gazing immersed in the World Heritage National Park, in the heart of the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden.
Fungi provide us with food, medicine, and essential nutrient recycling, but they can also cause diseases in plants, animals, and humans.
Join Greg Lamont and Liz Jeavons-Fellows who share their passion and broad knowledge of horticulture to excite you about gardening.
Join Greg Lamont and Liz Jeavons-Fellows who share their passion and broad knowledge of horticulture to excite you about gardening.
Don’t miss your opportunity to be selected as a featured artist in our premier exhibition, highlighting excellence in sculpture, ceramics, hand-blown glass, jewellery and textiles
The much-loved Botanica Exhibition will return to the Garden Gallery in May 2027 with a vibrant and thought-provoking new theme: Parties and Poison.