Classes, Art
$30 Non-Member / $24 Member This class is a great introduction to watercolor. We will explore the desert beauty, Penstemon as our subject but with a relaxed and creative approach. […]
Classes, Art
$45 Non-Member / $36 Member Spruce up your jewelry collection with an antiqued copper flower bracelet. A non-traditional stringing method using leather and jump rings is sure to get attention. […]
Classes, Gardening
$36 Non-Member / $29 Member Pot Size Matters, Shade Rules, Soil Secrets, and Saving Pots from the Brink Late summer is tough on container gardens—but with the right fixes, you […]
Classes, Nature & Ecology
$30 Non-Member / $24 Member We continue our series on butterflies with an exploration of two families of small butterflies that can be frenetic in flight. Most of them are […]
Classes, Gardening
$30 Non-Member / $24 Member The biggest hurdle to a healthy landscape and thriving fruit trees for most home owners is understanding and fine tuning their irrigation systems. In this class […]
Classes, Art
$30 Non-Member / $24 Member Pollinators pop with many of the same colors as the flowers they call food. Explore the various colors and textures of bees using colored pencil […]
Classes, Gardening
$30 Non-Member / $24 Member Citrus is one of the wonderful things we can grow in our desert gardens. Our sunny days and relatively mild winters make our gardens an […]
Classes, Art
$60 Non-Member / $48 Member Learn how to assemble one gorgeous Bird of Paradise crepe paper flower. You will learn different techniques of how to make a realistic paper flower […]
Classes, Nature & Ecology
$30 Non-Member / $24 Member We continue our exploration of North American butterflies with a look at the brushfoots. This name may not be familiar, but the butterflies are. This […]
Classes, Nature & Ecology
$30 Non-Member / $24 Member The final part of our series on butterflies explores skippers, the most speciose butterfly family in Arizona. While exciting to some, skippers are dreaded by […]
Did you know?
A walk through TBG is a lesson in gardening from the 1920's to today's contemporary gardening practices.