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FREE CONCERT: Tower of Song (July 18)
Tower of Song, a pop-up choir, travels between the Washington, DC and Philadelphia areas for performances during the summer months. The all-female choral group is comprised of six classically trained…
Read MoreCool blog about Bartram’s Garden from University City luxury condo
The University luxury condo 3737 Chestnut has its own blog and has published a very nice piece about Bartram’s Garden. We appreciate that they noted how our historical site and…
Read MoreNEWS: The Carr Garden project begins
The first major garden restoration project at Bartram’s Garden in nearly a century is now underway. Located to the west of the historic house, the Carr Garden was originally the…
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Spring Plant Sale: May 8, 9, and 10
Our annual Spring Plant Sale will feature a unique selection of heritage roses, pond plants, historic boxwoods, vegetable and herbs starts, as well as beautiful native perennials, shrubs, and trees….
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New Artists’ Workshop Series at Bartram’s Garden
How does nature inspire you? We invite you to join us for a new series of artists’ workshops at the Garden, rooted in our rich history, that will tap into…
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Welcome Danielle!
In January, we welcomed Danielle Redden on staff as the new River Program Manager at Bartram’s Garden. As part of a new strategic direction for Bartram’s, Danielle will be working…
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Learn From Orchard Superstar Dr. Lee Reich
We’re excited to be hosting a fabulous Fruit Tree Grafting Workshop on March 14 in partnership with our friends from the Philadelphia Orchard Project (POP). The special guest presenter for…
Read MoreSave the Date! Spring Plant Sale & Mother’s Day Weekend Celebration
Spring will soon be in the air, friends! We are excited to announce that this year’s Spring Plant Sale will take place May 8-10. You’ll find a beautiful selection of…
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River Renaissance: Connecting to the Schuylkill in new ways
There has been an important reawakening for many Bartram’s Garden visitors in recent years. The Garden has again become a place where people of all ages could connect with one…
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