Green Bay Botanical Garden Youth & Family Programs
Green Bay Botanical Garden, 2600 Larsen Rd, Green Bay, WI 54303
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Green Bay Botanical Garden Youth & Family Programs include activities such as Camp: Artsy Oaks, GBAPS Summer Food Program, Hatha Yoga, Story Time, Discovery Carts, and a scavenger hunt. Families can also take part in the Washed Ashore audio tour using the Garden’s mobile app, attend summer concerts, and visit special exhibits like the traveling exhibit Nature Connects®: Art with LEGO® Bricks, the summer exhibit Butterflies & Blooms, and the Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea exhibit.
• Ages: 6–8 years old
• Schedule: Open daily, 9 am–8 pm
Green Bay Botanical Garden Youth & Family Programs are part of a 100% community supported nonprofit whose mission is to connect people with plants by providing year-round educational and recreational experiences for everyone in an environment that engages, inspires, and refreshes. The Garden features the Schneider Family Grand Garden, which hosts reimagined summer concerts and highlights Wisconsin’s native plants, prairie land, and natural meadows, as well as the home-grown summer exhibit Butterflies & Blooms, which highlights the importance of pollinators. The Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea exhibit brings the need for sustainable action to guests of all ages, and the Carol & Bruce Bell Children’s Garden is described as a natural wonderland where children and their families will discover delight and wonder in their surroundings. The organization’s leadership has included Executive Directors Glenn Spevacek, Patrick Larkin, Don Hendricks, and Susan Garot, along with Jerry Landwehr as Director of Horticulture. As part of its community involvement, the Garden supports local nonprofits’ fundraising efforts through its donation program, is mentioned in connection with the BRAs of the Bay fundraising and awareness campaign coordinated by BayCare Clinic Plastic Surgery & Skin Specialists, and notes that Extension Brown County Horticulture Staff are available to help with gardening questions through the Ask A Master Gardener Plant Help Desk.
Last updated July 27, 2026.
• Ages: 6–8 years old
• Schedule: Open daily, 9 am–8 pm
Green Bay Botanical Garden Youth & Family Programs are part of a 100% community supported nonprofit whose mission is to connect people with plants by providing year-round educational and recreational experiences for everyone in an environment that engages, inspires, and refreshes. The Garden features the Schneider Family Grand Garden, which hosts reimagined summer concerts and highlights Wisconsin’s native plants, prairie land, and natural meadows, as well as the home-grown summer exhibit Butterflies & Blooms, which highlights the importance of pollinators. The Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea exhibit brings the need for sustainable action to guests of all ages, and the Carol & Bruce Bell Children’s Garden is described as a natural wonderland where children and their families will discover delight and wonder in their surroundings. The organization’s leadership has included Executive Directors Glenn Spevacek, Patrick Larkin, Don Hendricks, and Susan Garot, along with Jerry Landwehr as Director of Horticulture. As part of its community involvement, the Garden supports local nonprofits’ fundraising efforts through its donation program, is mentioned in connection with the BRAs of the Bay fundraising and awareness campaign coordinated by BayCare Clinic Plastic Surgery & Skin Specialists, and notes that Extension Brown County Horticulture Staff are available to help with gardening questions through the Ask A Master Gardener Plant Help Desk.
Last updated July 27, 2026.
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