Making Brooklyn Bloom Annual Conference
* THIS IS A FREE EVENT! PRE-REGISTRATION OPENS MONDAY MARCH 2 *
Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s annual spring conference Making Brooklyn Bloom is offered free to community gardeners and the broader public with exhibits, workshops, networking opportunities, and speakers focusing on sustainable horticulture.
This year’s conference theme, “Hello Brooklyn! Neighbors in Nature,” highlights BBG’s community greening programs, particularly the Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest, which celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026. Participate in workshops, enjoy tours and talks, and network with NYC greening organizations at a conference that has brought Brooklyn nature-lovers together for over 40 years.
Conference tickets are required for all attendees. This free ticket provides admission to the Garden and conference. Registration opens March 2 for morning sessions—including workshops, talks, and tours—and the keynote address and is online only. Limited spots; no on-site registration. Registration details will be emailed to ticketholders. Afternoon sessions do not require registration and are first come, first served on event day.
Where?
Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, NY, USA
When?
Mar 14
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Making Brooklyn Bloom Annual Conference
Where?
Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, NY, USA
* THIS IS A FREE EVENT! PRE-REGISTRATION OPENS MONDAY MARCH 2 *
Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s annual spring conference Making Brooklyn Bloom is offered free to community gardeners and the broader public with exhibits, workshops, networking opportunities, and speakers focusing on sustainable horticulture.
This year’s conference theme, “Hello Brooklyn! Neighbors in Nature,” highlights BBG’s community greening programs, particularly the Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest, which celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026. Participate in workshops, enjoy tours and talks, and network with NYC greening organizations at a conference that has brought Brooklyn nature-lovers together for over 40 years.
Conference tickets are required for all attendees. This free ticket provides admission to the Garden and conference. Registration opens March 2 for morning sessions—including workshops, talks, and tours—and the keynote address and is online only. Limited spots; no on-site registration. Registration details will be emailed to ticketholders. Afternoon sessions do not require registration and are first come, first served on event day.