Most Dallas and Fort Worth locals will know and love the beautiful Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, famous for 23 stunning and diverse gardens – notably the historic 1930s Rose Garden and the recently coined most peaceful place in all of Texas, the serene Japanese Garden.
The 120-acre oasis is a colorful tapestry of botany nestled right in the city’s Cultural District and was recently awarded the highest national accreditation from the American Alliance of Museums (AAM). The gardens are constantly evolving and this fall there’s a new chapter unfolding with the addition of a very special new piece of the tapestry.
After beginning work in late 2024, the venue is officially preparing to open its highly anticipated Baker Martin Family Garden, designed in conjunction with Terra Design Studios (the visionaries behind over 25 celebrated family gardens across the country) to members this November. The amazing $25 million addition is a state-of-the-art leap into nature-based play, designed to completely immerse families in the natural environment.
The design steers away from prohibitive norms, instead inviting every guest to find connection, adapted to their varying needs.
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