Join Bartlett Education staff for a day of family fun.

Members FREE! Join Dave Warne for a morning walk around the Bartlett grounds to look for rare bird sightings and other signs of Spring migration.

A series led by Bartlett Education team members, each “walk and talk” will focus on a specific theme or section of the Bartlett, encouraging a deeper relationship with some of the special trees, plants, and animals that live and grow at the Bartlett.

Members FREE! This workshop will tackle all the basics and then some, preparing attendees to start or improve their rose gardens. Topics will include site selection and preparation, planting, types (bare root, container, climbing...), and maintenance.

As we draw closer to spring, which plants and animals are the first to show us that winter is almost over?

Join a Bartlett Arboretum naturalist for a trail hike exploring nature's subtle clues.

Members FREE! A series led by Bartlett Education team members, each “walk and talk” will focus on a specific theme or section of the Bartlett, encouraging a deeper relationship with some of the special trees, plants, and animals that live and grow at the Bartlett.

This one-of-a-kind event will combine a 60-minute Power Vinyasa Yoga journey followed by a grounding, meditative seed-planting activity, where you will be getting your hands dirty and planting a variety of culinary herbs from seed. The herbs you plant will be divided amongst Bartlett’s vegetable garden, various local community gardens, and the garden at Insprica’s Youth Center.

Members FREE! Join Dave Warne for a morning walk around the Bartlett grounds to look for rare bird sightings and other signs of the late autumn migration.

Members FREE! This workshop will simplify and demystify gardening tools.

Explore the world of conifers at Bartlett Arboretum via a guided tour of the Frank Bartlett Heisinger Conifer Garden.

A series led by Bartlett Education team members, each “walk and talk” will focus on a specific theme or section of the Bartlett, encouraging a deeper relationship with some of the special trees, plants, and animals that live and grow at the Bartlett.

Member discounted pricing. Participants will receive their own owl pellet and identification chart and learn how to dissect and examine clues in the classroom. Participants will hike the trails and search for evidence beneath some of our owls’ favorite roosting spots. 

A series led by Bartlett Education team members, each “walk and talk” will focus on a specific theme or section of the Bartlett, encouraging a deeper relationship with some of the special trees, plants, and animals that live and grow at the Bartlett.

Join OPIN (Outreach to Pets in Need) for a puppy obedience presentation.

This course is intended as an introductory course to provide participants with the basic information essential to a career in arboriculture.

Members FREE! This workshop will simplify and demystify soil. Bring your houseplant to this workshop and our experts will help you rehab and re-pot.

Members are FREE! Non-members: $10 Not a member? Join here.

Join Bartlett experts for a winter wildlife walk to learn the secrets of the Arboretum's cold-season inhabitants and their ecosystem. 

Members get a discount!

In this workshop, participants will be provided with materials and instructions for creating their seasonal wreaths. 

Create your own seasonal centerpiece using a selection of fresh-cut flowers and accent pieces curated by Amy Saperstein of Eye Candy Florals.  A great hostess gift for a loved one…or to yourself before all the hard work of the holidays begins!

Members FREE! Join Dave Warne for a morning walk around the Bartlett grounds to look for rare bird sightings and other signs of the late autumn migration.

What is a notable tree? What role can you play in preserving Stamford's natural heritage?  Join Lisa Beebe, curator for the Greenwich Tree Conservatory, for a walk and discussion of Connecticut's Notable Tree Project. This tour will focus on the important role the Bartlett plays in the state’s natural history.

FREE for members!

Join CT state-certified arborist Lenny Macari for a tour of the artifacts and unique oral and documented history of Potter's Field.

Join us for an unveiling and opening reception for a new semi-permanent art installation on the grounds of the Bartlett. Japanese artist Akiko Geirin-san and local artists, Laura R. Lavin (Westchester County), and Mark Andreas (Stamford) will be on hand to discuss their work and its journey from inception to the Bartlett.

Birding at the Bartlett:

Free for members! $15 for non-members.

This month, many migratory birds are preparing for the journey south to their winter homes in the southern US, and Central and South America.

Join Advanced Master Gardener, Dawn Fiss, for a walk to explore the Bartlett's collection of rare and Champion Trees as they begin their seasonal transition.

Join Bartlett Youth Education Specialist, James Flynn for an hour-long hike exploring the Bartlett’s wetland, forest, and meadow habitats. sneakers or close-toed shoes are highly recommended! 90 minutes. All ages.

This hands-on workshop will introduce attendees to the principles and history of Bonsai. Participants will leave with the confidence and knowledge to begin a bonsai practice. Trees and wires will be provided and available for purchase. Limited capacity.

2023 Summer Concert Series: The Barons

Our 4th annual Honey Harvest Festival is dedicated to celebrating honey and learning about the important role bees play in our ecosystem. This festival includes family-friendly activities, live music, food trucks, a marketplace featuring local vendors & artisans, a honey harvest demo, and more!

2023 Summer Concert Series: Sister Sun