Brooklyn Botanic Garden Spring Fling

This virtual event brings the Brooklyn Botanic Garden straight to your living room with workshops, classes, and performances all day long.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is usually open for visitors to explore the 52-acre garden. With the coronavirus outbreak, they have pushed to promote virtual events online.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden Spring Fling

This virtual event brings the Brooklyn Botanic Garden straight to your living room with workshops, classes, and performances all day long for a Spring Fling. The day-long event consists of garden yoga and wellness in the morning with instructor Sarah Schumann and cocktails in the virtual garden by night. Connect this virtual program to the big screen because there is something for all ages. Children can enjoy their own activities while adults can tune into their own. Between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., listeners can enjoy performances from Darrell Thorne, Craig Harris, Frank London & Lorin Sklamberg, Emeline Michel, and Haleh Liza & Matt Kilmer. Throw on your florals and enjoy the 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. garden soiree and after party. This event is free and open to the public.  

Attending the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Spring Fling

This event is virtual! All you have to do is register for the event online.

While the garden remains closed at this time, visit their site for more information regarding virtual events and COVID-19 updates.  

Take Amtrak when the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Reopens

Get to the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens via Amtrak to Penn Station—Don’t forget to use the Amtrak See New York and Save 15% discount! The station is 9.9 miles away from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, making it an easy and convenient option to get to the event.

Hop on the subway from Penn Station and take the 2 and 3 lines to Eastern Parkway—Brooklyn Museum station or the 4 and 5 lines to Franklin Avenue station.