Events

Events Search and Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today

  • Barn Talk: The Beauty of Decay: Rethinking Dead Wood

    Hollister House Garden 300 Nettleton Hollow Road, Washington, CT

    October is a fitting time to notice the particular beauty of decay and the quiet work dead wood performs in the landscape. What we’re often tempted to clear away- standing dead trees, decomposing logs, and brush piles- provide some of the garden’s richest habitat, offering wildlife food, shelter, and overwintering refuge. As it breaks down, […]

  • CT Orchid Society ‘Orchid Harvest 2026’ Show and Sale

    Sheraton Hartford South Hotel 100 Capital Blvd, Rocky Hill, CT, United States

    The Connecticut Orchid Society is excited to announce that our annual Orchid Harvest Show and Sale is returning, and we’ll be at a brand-new location! Join us at the Sheraton Hartford South Hotel in Rocky Hill on October 10-11, Saturday noon-5pm and Sunday 10am-4pm. There’s something for everyone: A wide variety of orchids and supplies […]

  • Charleston Horticultural Society: Beneath The Oaks

    The Charleston Museum 360 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC

    Explore how ecological design, public policy, and community partnerships can reshape urban landscapes into healthier, more connected habitats. Join landscape architect Preston Montague for the keynote presentation at the 2026 Beneath the Oaks Symposium

  • Digging Deeper into Ecological Horticulture with Uli Lorimer

    Digging Deeper into Ecological Horticulture with Uli Lorimer Thursday, October 15 • 7pm On Zoom and in person at Congregation Beth Israel 701 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford Members are free; non-members $10. (Members will receive the Zoom link the Sunday before the talk.) What is Ecological Horticulture? What distinguishes it from mainstream horticulture? Why is genetic […]

  • Digging Deeper into Ecological Horticulture with Uli Lorimer

    Congregation Beth Israel 701 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, CT, United States

    Digging Deeper into Ecological Horticulture with Uli Lorimer Thursday, October 15 • 7pm On Zoom and in person at Congregation Beth Israel 701 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford Members are free; non-members $10. (Members will receive the Zoom link the Sunday before the talk.) What is Ecological Horticulture? What distinguishes it from mainstream horticulture? Why is genetic […]

  • Open Days: Sullivan’s Island Garden Tour

    Sullivan's Island Garden addresses, parking information, and other important tour details will be provided to registered guests to the prior to the event., Sullivans Island, SC

    The Charleston Horticultural Society, in partnership with the Garden Conservancy, invites you to spend a fall day exploring six private gardens on Sullivan's Island during our Open Days Garden Tour. Each garden offers a unique opportunity to experience the creativity, character, and coastal beauty of Sullivan's Island landscapes. Wander at your own pace, gather inspiration […]

  • Connecticut Horticultural Society Presents 2026 Symposium: “Gardening for ALL Ages”

    The Connecticut Horticultural Society’s biennial symposium, “Gardening for ALL Ages,” returns in person on October 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marriott Hartford Cromwell. The daylong event will feature presentations by garden experts Rebecca McMackin, Christine Darnell, and Jennifer McGuinness, followed by “Gardening at Every Age,” a panel discussion and Q&A moderated […]

  • Connecticut Horticultural Society Presents: 2026 Symposium: “Gardening for ALL Ages” Oct. 24

    The Connecticut Horticultural Society’s biennial symposium, “Gardening for ALL Ages,” returns in person on October 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marriott Hartford Cromwell. The daylong event will feature presentations by garden experts Rebecca McMackin, Christine Darnell, and Jennifer McGuinness, followed by “Gardening at Every Age,” a panel discussion and Q&A moderated […]

  • Bat Diversity and Conservation in Connecticut and Beyond.

    Enfield Senior Center 299 Elm Street, Enfield, CT, United States

    Dr. Devaughn Fraser, Wildlife Biologist, CT DEEP will introduce the nine species of bat we have here in Connecticut, and discuss the methods used to monitor and protect these valuable members of our community. As always, our events are free to the public and all are welcome!

  • Gardening for Frogs: Water Features to Attract Wildlife to Your Yard

    Nathanael Greene Community Center 32 Church Street, Guilford, CT

    Jim Sirch, retired Yale-Peabody Museum of Natural History Education Coordinator will discuss several types of water features, and what water feature attracts which wildlife. Seating is limited and registration is required at kayclaiborn@comcast.net. Meet in the Faulkner Room. Additional event information: 203-453-0780