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Upcoming Events
Mother's Day at the Garden | May 11
Celebrate Mother’s Day with a relaxing, nature-filled day at the Garden. Enjoy fresh air, hands-on art workshops, family photos, yoga and more, with activities for all ages. Good dogs on leashes welcomed again this year. Enjoy spring and make memories together!
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Cafe Al Fresco by The Party People Catering Company
Mother's Day Brunch | May 11
Enjoy a scenic Mother’s Day at the Garden on May 11 with a specially curated brunch box, available from 11 a.m., to 2 p.m.
Each box is packed with gourmet bites and sweet treats she’ll love, ready to enjoy among the flowers, trees, and fresh spring air. Plus, there will be special beverages available for purchase, perfect for toasting to the incredible Mom in your life.
Garden admission isn't included and must be purchased either in advance online or at the gate.
Wild Mushroom Walks | Starts May 11
This summer, May through September, you can explore the wonderful world of mushrooms with expert Martin Osis, who will be leading a number of mushroom discovery walks through the Garden’s natural areas. These walks have been very popular and we recommend you book early to avoid disappointment.
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Japanese Tea Ceremony | May 25
Take in a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, within the Teahouses in the Kurimoto Japanese Garden, presented by the Matsukaze Chanoyu Association.
“Matsukaze” means ‘wind in the pines’ – in the quiet of the tearoom, the sound of water in the kettle is similar to hearing wind in the pines. "Cha No Yu" (literally, hot water for tea) is the Japanese art of making and sharing tea.
A tea ceremony ticket and Garden general admission ticket are both required to attend.
Seniors' Day | Thursdays Starting June 5
Seniors' Day starts June 5 and runs every Thursday until September 25. Free coffee will be available for seniors (65+) at The Cafe and the Bee Line hop-on-hop-off tram service will be offered most Thursdays typically running between 11 a.m., to 3 p.m.
General Garden admission applies.
Wedding Venue Showcase | June 19
Join us for a celebratory mid-summer evening showcasing the Garden as a picture-perfect wedding or event destination. Tour beautifully staged venues, enjoy a multicultural bridal fashion runway show in the Aga Khan Garden, and connect with top local vendors offering décor inspiration, food tastings, and more.
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Japanese Tea Ceremony | June 29
Take in a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, within the Teahouses in the Kurimoto Japanese Garden, presented by the Matsukaze Chanoyu Association.
“Matsukaze” means ‘wind in the pines’ – in the quiet of the tearoom, the sound of water in the kettle is similar to hearing wind in the pines. "Cha No Yu" (literally, hot water for tea) is the Japanese art of making and sharing tea.
A tea ceremony ticket and Garden general admission ticket are both required to attend. June tea ceremony tickets will be on sale mid May.
ART | MUSIC | CULTURE
Pathways | July 3
Aga Khan Garden
A celebration of arts and culture from the Islamic world in the Aga Khan Garden. Live music, dancing, textile displays, henna, food, beverage and vendors.
Step into a world away from the everyday. Join us in the first of four cultural showcases at the Botanic Garden in 2025/26, creating multiple pathways between peoples through the arts.
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Japanese Tea Ceremony | July 27
Take in a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, within the Teahouses in the Kurimoto Japanese Garden, presented by the Matsukaze Chanoyu Association.
“Matsukaze” means ‘wind in the pines’ – in the quiet of the tearoom, the sound of water in the kettle is similar to hearing wind in the pines. "Cha No Yu" (literally, hot water for tea) is the Japanese art of making and sharing tea.
A tea ceremony ticket and Garden general admission ticket are both required to attend. July tea ceremony tickets will be on sale mid June.
Horizons in Unison: An International Concert | August 24
An ensemble of distinguished musicians representing myriad cultures, languages and regions of the world will gather in the Aga Khan Garden for an evening of international music.
Beloved singer Shabnam Merali will be joined by an assemblage of Persian, Pakistani, Afghani, Syrian, Arabic, Dari, Farsi, Hindu and Sindhi voices and music.
Order a cultural snack box, lay down your favorite carpet or blanket, and immerse yourself in a world away from the everyday.
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Japanese Tea Ceremony | August 24
Take in a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, within the Teahouses in the Kurimoto Japanese Garden, presented by the Matsukaze Chanoyu Association.
“Matsukaze” means ‘wind in the pines’ – in the quiet of the tearoom, the sound of water in the kettle is similar to hearing wind in the pines. "Cha No Yu" (literally, hot water for tea) is the Japanese art of making and sharing tea.
A tea ceremony ticket and Garden general admission ticket are both required to attend. August tea ceremony tickets will be on sale mid July.
Japanese Tea Ceremony | September 21
Take in a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, within the Teahouses in the Kurimoto Japanese Garden, presented by the Matsukaze Chanoyu Association.
“Matsukaze” means ‘wind in the pines’ – in the quiet of the tearoom, the sound of water in the kettle is similar to hearing wind in the pines. "Cha No Yu" (literally, hot water for tea) is the Japanese art of making and sharing tea.
A tea ceremony ticket and Garden general admission ticket are both required to attend. September tea ceremony tickets will be on sale mid August.
ART | MUSIC | CULTURE
Pathways | September 25
Kurimoto Japanese Garden
An evening of cultural experience centered in the Kurimoto Japanese Garden.
In addition to music, food and cultural displays, Edmonton artist and photographer Nozomi Kamei will share her project about the history of Japanese-Canadians and some of their experiences in internment camps during the Second World War.
Step into a world away from the everyday. Join us in the second of four cultural showcases at the Botanic Garden in 2025/26, creating multiple pathways between peoples through the arts.
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Diwan Concert Series
Diwali | October 18
Celebrate the spirit of Diwali with an enchanting evening of music inside the renowned Diwan Pavilion. Admission includes a traditional sweet and tea
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