Adelaide Botanic Garden will re-open on 29 November.
28 November 2023
Following severe weather and flooding, Adelaide Botanic Garden will re-open as usual at 7.15am on Wednesday 29 November 2023.
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28 November 2023
Following severe weather and flooding, Adelaide Botanic Garden will re-open as usual at 7.15am on Wednesday 29 November 2023.
28 November 2023
Due to severe weather and flooding, Adelaide, Mount Lofty and Wittunga Botanic Gardens will be closed on Tuesday 28 November until they are safe to reopen.
27 November 2023
The world’s most celebrated contemporary glass artist, Seattle-based Dale Chihuly, has chosen the stunning Adelaide Botanic Garden for the first major outdoor exhibition of his work in Australia and the wider southern hemisphere. Chihuly will present a curated selection of large-scale installations and sculptures in this Australian-exclusive exhibition from September 27, 2024, to April 29, 2025.
22 November 2023
Adelaide Botanic Garden has been announced as a 'Garden of the World Worth Travelling For in 2024' at the International Garden Tourism Awards.
20 September 2023
In a world-first, Adelaide Botanic Garden’s eye-catching rainforest conservatory will be the leafy venue for a global nature photography exhibition, set to open next week.
10 August 2023
An eagerly awaited handbook for identifying and understanding South Australia's incredibly vast outback flora has been launched by the Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium (BGSH) this week.
03 August 2023
A new First Nations art exhibition which shines a spotlight on the important native plants and trees often dismissed by early European settlers opens at Adelaide Botanic Garden.
31 July 2023
Adelaide Botanic Garden has welcomed more than one million visitors through its gates for the first time since the 2015/16 financial year.
06 July 2023
The Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium (BGSH) is pleased to announce the appointment of well-known Adelaide-based horticulturalist Sophie Thomson to the organisation's board, effective immediately.
08 January 2023
The foul-smelling Corpse Flower has opened its limited but stinky bloom as thousands of visitors are expected to flock to Adelaide Botanic Garden.