The Cheyenne Botanic Gardens is making room for our annual planting season. This means we are clearing out the greenhouse to make room for seedlings. You will be able to choose from select plants specially grown here at the Botanic Gardens. One plant for $7.00, Three plants for $18.00, or five plants for $25.00. This … Continued

Artist Barb Christofferson of Glass Works Stained Glass Studio of Cheyenne will teach participants how to cut, grind, foil, and solder components of their suncatcher during this three-hour workshop. Band-aides are included, along with other tools, materials, and instructions. And you'll depart with a finished suncatcher that YOU made! A Saturday in February can't be … Continued

Learn which fruit varieties are recommended for Cheyenne based on decades of research conducted at the Cheyenne Horticultural Field Station (now the High Plains Arboretum) from 1930-1974. Horticulturist Jessica Friis will explain the varieties and how to care for them so that you can successfully grow fruit in your own backyard. 

Trees and shrubs need thoughtful pruning to develop good branch structures and keep them healthy. Join Horticulture Supervisor Isaiah Smith & Eric Roadifer, Interior Operations Coordinator, in this hands-on pruning workshop. You'll learn how to pick the right equipment and how to use it safely, and you'll learn all the ins and outs of pruning. … Continued

Make a lovely collection of Zentangle Easter Eggs to complement your spring décor! They will endure year after year, so don't worry. All skill levels are welcome, and no prior Zentangle knowledge is required. Before creating your own compositions, you will first master the patterns. Everything will be available for use, but if you have … Continued

Come paint and decorate a 3” terra cotta ring tray with ocean ephemera and UV-activated Resin. We will use UV resin, masks, non-latex gloves, and acrylic paints. The actual ocean … Continued

Take a casual tour of the grounds with Director Scott Aker. We'll discover interesting plant facts while taking in the first blooms of early spring.  At precisely 10:00 AM, we … Continued