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With today’s high temps and predicted rain, the remaining dates of Polar Pollinator Pop-Up have been canceled.
Thursday, February 10–Saturday, February 12 | 9 am–5 pm
Monday, February 14–Saturday, February 19 | 9 am–5 pm
Don’t wait for summer to be inspired by the unique habitats of northeast Wisconsin. This February, toss on your warm clothes, lace up your boots, and wander the Garden to gaze at habitat–themed snow sculptures. A handful of talented snow carvers from around Wisconsin will descend on the Garden in mid February to create magnificent sculptures depicting the critical need for varied habitats, how interconnected and fragile they are, and what we can do to protect them.
Beyond the sculptures, enjoy Discovery Stations and uncover unique winter wonders with a scavenger hunt. Guests will also be able to take home a free craft kit (while supplies last).
Mother Nature will determine the best dates, so watch for updates on this pop–up event. Reservations are not required, but consider purchasing admission in advance, to be used at any time.
Buy Admission Tickets
| Admission Costs | |
| GBBG Members | Free |
| Adults (18+) | $12 |
| Seniors (62+), AAA Members, AARP, Military | $10 |
| Students (w/school ID) | $10 |
| Children (3-17) | $5 |
| Children (2 & under) | Free |
| NWTC Students & Faculty | Free w/NWTC ID |
Face coverings are recommended for all guests in Garden buildings (ages 2 and up) and when physical distancing isn’t possible outdoors.
Please be aware that all programs, events, and policies are subject to change as the situation with the COVID–19 pandemic evolves. Watch for the latest updates via email, Facebook, and our website.
Contact Us
For event information, contact our Guest Experience Team at 920.490.9457 or info@gbbg.org.
Sponsored in part by
This class has been canceled due to lack of snow.
Face coverings are strongly recommended for all guests in Garden buildings.
Garden Education Staff
Find a new way to have fun this winter! Learn the basics of snowshoeing as we head outside to explore ways that plants are adapted to survive winter and search for tracks and signs of animals. Dress in layers and be prepared to be outdoors for about 1 hour. Snowshoes are sized for ages 6 and up. Program will be held as a hike if there isn’t enough snow for snowshoes.
Registration
Please be aware that all programs, events, and policies are subject to change as the situation with the COVID–19 pandemic evolves. Watch for the latest updates via email, Facebook, and our website.
Don’t delay! Register right away as classes may fill quickly. We also value our instructors’ time, so classes may risk being canceled due to low early enrollment. Thank you!
After You Register
We will contact you the week of the program to confirm your enrollment. Please dress according to the weather for all outdoor programs. No rain or snow dates are planned. Classes open one half-hour before starting time.
Cancelations & Refunds
Classes canceled due to COVID-19, low enrollment or hazardous weather conditions are refunded automatically. You will be notified by phone if a program is canceled. In cases of inclement weather, call 920.491.3691 ext. 122 to check the status of the program. If you must cancel your registration for a program, your registration fees will be refunded if notice is received at least five days prior to the program. Green Bay Botanical Garden cannot refund fees requested on or after the start date of a program or for sessions missed due to student illness or other personal situations.
CONTACT US
For more information, contact Chip Refsguard, Education Coordinator, at 920.491.3691 Ext. 107 or crefsguard@gbbg.org.
With today’s high temps and predicted rain, the remaining dates of Polar Pollinator Pop-Up have been canceled.
Thursday, February 10–Saturday, February 12 | 9 am–5 pm
Monday, February 14–Saturday, February 19 | 9 am–5 pm
Don’t wait for summer to be inspired by the unique habitats of northeast Wisconsin. This February, toss on your warm clothes, lace up your boots, and wander the Garden to gaze at habitat–themed snow sculptures. A handful of talented snow carvers from around Wisconsin will descend on the Garden in mid February to create magnificent sculptures depicting the critical need for varied habitats, how interconnected and fragile they are, and what we can do to protect them.
Beyond the sculptures, enjoy Discovery Stations and uncover unique winter wonders with a scavenger hunt. Guests will also be able to take home a free craft kit (while supplies last).
Mother Nature will determine the best dates, so watch for updates on this pop–up event. Reservations are not required, but consider purchasing admission in advance, to be used at any time.
Buy Admission Tickets
| Admission Costs | |
| GBBG Members | Free |
| Adults (18+) | $12 |
| Seniors (62+), AAA Members, AARP, Military | $10 |
| Students (w/school ID) | $10 |
| Children (3-17) | $5 |
| Children (2 & under) | Free |
| NWTC Students & Faculty | Free w/NWTC ID |
Face coverings are recommended for all guests in Garden buildings (ages 2 and up) and when physical distancing isn’t possible outdoors.
Please be aware that all programs, events, and policies are subject to change as the situation with the COVID–19 pandemic evolves. Watch for the latest updates via email, Facebook, and our website.
Contact Us
For event information, contact our Guest Experience Team at 920.490.9457 or info@gbbg.org.
Sponsored in part by
Tuesdays, Now–October 25
Tuesdays, September 27 & October 18: Featuring the La Escuelita Program from Casa ALBA Melanie
Take a break in the Garden for nature-themed stories and activities. We’ll also be partnering with the La Escuelita Program at Casa ALBA Melanie to offer two bilingual story times this fall! La Escuelita volunteers will read stories in Spanish and English, along with our volunteers reading a couple stories in English.
In case of inclement weather or low temperatures, event will be moved indoors.
SPONSORED IN PART BY
Contact Us
For more information, contact Chip Refsguard, Education Coordinator at 920.491.3691 ext. 107 or crefsguard@gbbg.org.
This class has been canceled due to lack of snow.
Face coverings are strongly recommended for all guests in Garden buildings.
Garden Education Staff
Find a new way to have fun this winter! Learn the basics of snowshoeing as we head outside to explore ways that plants are adapted to survive winter and search for tracks and signs of animals. Dress in layers and be prepared to be outdoors for about 1 hour. Snowshoes are sized for ages 6 and up. Program will be held as a hike if there isn’t enough snow for snowshoes.
Register
Please be aware that all programs, events, and policies are subject to change as the situation with the COVID–19 pandemic evolves. Watch for the latest updates via email, Facebook, and our website.
Don’t delay! Register right away as classes may fill quickly. We also value our instructors’ time, so classes may risk being canceled due to low early enrollment. Thank you!
After You Register
We will contact you the week of the program to confirm your enrollment. Please dress according to the weather for all outdoor programs. No rain or snow dates are planned. Classes open one half-hour before starting time.
Cancelations & Refunds
Classes canceled due to COVID-19, low enrollment or hazardous weather conditions are refunded automatically. You will be notified by phone if a program is canceled. In cases of inclement weather, call 920.491.3691 ext. 122 to check the status of the program. If you must cancel your registration for a program, your registration fees will be refunded if notice is received at least five days prior to the program. Green Bay Botanical Garden cannot refund fees requested on or after the start date of a program or for sessions missed due to student illness or other personal situations.
CONTACT US
For more information, contact Chip Refsguard, Education Coordinator, at 920.491.3691 Ext. 107 or crefsguard@gbbg.org.
Face coverings are strongly recommended for all guests in Garden buildings.
Rob Zimmer, Rob Zimmer Outdoors
This unique and visual program will highlight many of the best hydrangea varieties for growing in Wisconsin and offer a time-lapse of the color changes of each variety throughout the growing season, from midsummer until late fall. The class will also touch on the most common varieties in general, including the hottest new hydrangeas and care tips. Please register by Noon on Friday, February 25!
Register: In Person Register: Virtual
Please be aware that all programs, events, and policies are subject to change as the situation with the COVID–19 pandemic evolves. Watch for the latest updates via email, Facebook, and our website.
Don’t delay! Register right away as classes may fill quickly. We also value our instructors’ time, so classes may risk being canceled due to low early enrollment. Thank you!
After You Register
We will contact you the week of the program to confirm your enrollment. Please dress according to the weather for all outdoor programs. No rain or snow dates are planned. Classes open one half-hour before starting time.
Cancelations & Refunds
Classes canceled due to COVID-19, low enrollment or hazardous weather conditions are refunded automatically. You will be notified by phone if a program is canceled. In cases of inclement weather, call 920.491.3691 ext. 122 to check the status of the program. If you must cancel your registration for a program, your registration fees will be refunded if notice is received at least five days prior to the program. Green Bay Botanical Garden cannot refund fees requested on or after the start date of a program or for sessions missed due to student illness or other personal situations.
CONTACT US
For more information, contact Chip Refsguard, Education Coordinator, at 920.491.3691 Ext. 107 or crefsguard@gbbg.org.
Tuesdays, Now–October 25
Tuesdays, September 27 & October 18: Featuring the La Escuelita Program from Casa ALBA Melanie
Take a break in the Garden for nature-themed stories and activities. We’ll also be partnering with the La Escuelita Program at Casa ALBA Melanie to offer two bilingual story times this fall! La Escuelita volunteers will read stories in Spanish and English, along with our volunteers reading a couple stories in English.
In case of inclement weather or low temperatures, event will be moved indoors.
SPONSORED IN PART BY
Contact Us
For more information, contact Chip Refsguard, Education Coordinator at 920.491.3691 ext. 107 or crefsguard@gbbg.org.
Face coverings are strongly recommended for all guests in Garden buildings.
Mark Konlock, Garden Director of Horticulture
Mark Konlock, Director of Horticulture at Green Bay Botanical Garden, highlights more than a dozen gardens around Wisconsin and encourages you to visit them to get ideas for your own gardens and landscaping.
Register: In Person Register: Virtual
Please be aware that all programs, events, and policies are subject to change as the situation with the COVID–19 pandemic evolves. Watch for the latest updates via email, Facebook, and our website.
Don’t delay! Register right away as classes may fill quickly. We also value our instructors’ time, so classes may risk being canceled due to low early enrollment. Thank you!
After You Register
We will contact you the week of the program to confirm your enrollment. Please dress according to the weather for all outdoor programs. No rain or snow dates are planned. Classes open one half-hour before starting time.
Cancelations & Refunds
Classes canceled due to COVID-19, low enrollment or hazardous weather conditions are refunded automatically. You will be notified by phone if a program is canceled. In cases of inclement weather, call 920.491.3691 ext. 122 to check the status of the program. If you must cancel your registration for a program, your registration fees will be refunded if notice is received at least five days prior to the program. Green Bay Botanical Garden cannot refund fees requested on or after the start date of a program or for sessions missed due to student illness or other personal situations.
Contact Us
For more information, contact Chip Refsguard, Education Coordinator, at 920.491.3691 Ext. 107 or crefsguard@gbbg.org.
This class has been canceled due to not enough snow.
Face coverings are strongly recommended for all guests in Garden buildings.
Garden Education Staff
Find a new way to have fun this winter! Learn the basics of snowshoeing as we head outside to explore ways that plants are adapted to survive winter and search for tracks and signs of animals. Dress in layers and be prepared to be outdoors for about 1 hour. Snowshoes are sized for ages 6 and up. Program will be held as a hike if there isn’t enough snow for snowshoes.
Registration
Please be aware that all programs, events, and policies are subject to change as the situation with the COVID–19 pandemic evolves. Watch for the latest updates via email, Facebook, and our website.
Don’t delay! Register right away as classes may fill quickly. We also value our instructors’ time, so classes may risk being canceled due to low early enrollment. Thank you!
After You Register
We will contact you the week of the program to confirm your enrollment. Please dress according to the weather for all outdoor programs. No rain or snow dates are planned. Classes open one half-hour before starting time.
Cancelations & Refunds
Classes canceled due to COVID-19, low enrollment or hazardous weather conditions are refunded automatically. You will be notified by phone if a program is canceled. In cases of inclement weather, call 920.491.3691 ext. 122 to check the status of the program. If you must cancel your registration for a program, your registration fees will be refunded if notice is received at least five days prior to the program. Green Bay Botanical Garden cannot refund fees requested on or after the start date of a program or for sessions missed due to student illness or other personal situations.
CONTACT US
For more information, contact Chip Refsguard, Education Coordinator, at 920.491.3691 Ext. 107 or crefsguard@gbbg.org.
This class has been canceled due to low enrollment.
Rob Zimmer, Rob Zimmer Outdoors
This class will be a memorable and enjoyable look at some of the hottest gardening trends that are all throwbacks to gardens of the past.
From vintage and repurposed garden art to heirloom plants and retro style growing methods, this class will cover it all and be a celebration of gardens of the past, and a fun way to grow forward. Some of the hottest plants, both indoors and out, right now, are those that were popular back in the 60s and 70s. We’ll cover them all.
Please be aware that all programs, events, and policies are subject to change as the situation with the COVID–19 pandemic evolves. Watch for the latest updates via email, Facebook, and our website.
Don’t delay! Register right away as classes may fill quickly. We also value our instructors’ time, so classes may risk being canceled due to low early enrollment. Thank you!
After You Register
We will contact you the week of the program to confirm your enrollment. Please dress according to the weather for all outdoor programs. No rain or snow dates are planned. Classes open one half-hour before starting time.
Cancelations & Refunds
Classes canceled due to COVID-19, low enrollment or hazardous weather conditions are refunded automatically. You will be notified by phone if a program is canceled. In cases of inclement weather, call 920.491.3691 ext. 122 to check the status of the program. If you must cancel your registration for a program, your registration fees will be refunded if notice is received at least five days prior to the program. Green Bay Botanical Garden cannot refund fees requested on or after the start date of a program or for sessions missed due to student illness or other personal situations.
CONTACT US
For more information, contact Chip Refsguard, Education Coordinator, at 920.491.3691 Ext. 107 or crefsguard@gbbg.org.