Arts in the Garden is returning for its 24th year of celebrating nature through the arts, May 27 and 28

Live music, visual arts, activities, and performances take place in garden spaces

SPONSORED POST BY North Van Arts

Lamondance performing at a North Shore garden during last year’s Arts in the Garden 2022.

On May 27 and 28, visitors have the opportunity to visit 13 garden spaces across the North Shore, enlivened by live music, visual arts, activities, and performances.

Some locations will be offering workshops and information sessions on sustainable gardening, gardening in small spaces, and exploring our relationship to place. 

“The North Shore is known for its outdoor appeal—the lush forests, streams, and mountains,” shares Nancy Cottingham Powell, executive director of North Van Arts. “Step into a garden, listen to live music, watch a performance, it's a retreat for the senses.” 

Most gardens have a $2 entrance fee, and three have entrance by donation, or visitors can purchase an all-access garden pass for $15.  

This all-ages, community event invites you to play, create, and learn together.

Buy your garden pass today here.

Post sponsored by North Van Arts.