We’re building a Path for All.
The parking lot will be closed Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Handicap parking is available. Please use street parking.
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We’re building a Path for All.
The parking lot will be closed Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Handicap parking is available. Please use street parking.
Learn more here.
(for adults) John Beirne, Director of Horticulture, will present a lecture on flowering trees that a...
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(adults & teens) It’s bird-feeding season! Time to put up your feeders and enjoy the spectacle...
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Join Reeves-Reed Arboretum for a special reception celebrating Chromatic Terrain: Contemporary Lands...
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Join us at Reeves-Reed Arboretum for a celebratory closing reception of Nature’s Tapestry, an exhibition that weaves together art, gardens, and sustainability.
Meet featured artist Carolyn McKibbin, who will share insights into her improvisational quilting practice, inspired by the textures and rhythms of gardens.
Out on the Arboretum grounds, we invite the public to explore two distinctive and imaginative sculptures. Jose Criollo’s Tortoise, crafted from recycled metal and machine parts, reflects his inventive approach to transforming everyday materials into whimsical animal forms. Criollo will be present to discuss his sculpture process and inspiration with guests. Nearby, Aristides, a large-scale bent willow installation by Kentucky artist Justin Roberts, has been a highlight of the landscape throughout the exhibition. This reception will offer guests a final opportunity to experience this striking work in its Arboretum setting.
Enjoy light refreshments as you wander between gallery and garden, exploring works that highlight creativity, sustainability, and the beauty of the natural world.
This event is free and open to the public. Registration is encouraged but not required.
Quilts and sculptures are for sale, and artists have agreed to donate 30% of all sales to the Arboretum.
