Take a behind the scenes look at Swarthmore College's geoexchange plant and learn how it contributes to the goal of carbon neutrality on campus by 2035. This tour is recommended for ages 12 and older. Register Here Accessibility Participants must be able to get to the Dining Center and Community Commons (approximately ⅓ mile from […]
Join Scott Arboretum & Gardens staff for a day-long excursion to two historic garden destinations: Glen Foerd and Andalusia Historic House, Gardens & Arboretum. Enjoy private guided tours of these beautiful properties, part of the region’s 38 gardens within 30 miles of Philadelphia. Glen Foerd, set along the Delaware River in Philadelphia, shines in mid‑June […]
Are you ready to turn your yard into a more thoughtful, functional, and beautiful garden? This introductory workshop is designed for gardeners and homeowners who are starting their garden design journey, either with a blank slate or an established garden in need of rejuvenation. The workshop will begin with a brief presentation covering essential design […]
Learn about the inner workings, benefits, sustainability, and beauty of green roofs at the Arboretum. A member of our horticulture staff will lead this tour, sharing their insights and expertise while you explore one of the many green roofs on campus. All participants must be 18 or older. Register Here Program Details This event is […]
This program is a partnership with the Park Avenue Community Center to promote health and wellness throughout our community. Celebrate the summer solstice with an evening of tranquility and renewal in the Scott Outdoor Amphitheater. As the golden hues of sunset wash over the open sky, join us for a gentle yoga flow designed to […]
Take your lunch break to explore early summer blooms throughout the Arboretum & Gardens. A member of our horticulture staff will lead this tour, sharing their insights and expertise with attendees. Register Here Program Details This event is free, but registration is encouraged to receive program updates. Tours begin in front of the Scott Arboretum […]
