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New York’s Crystal Palace: The Enid A. Haupt ConservatoryThe following passage is an excerpt from The New York Botanical Garden: Revised and Updated Edition by Gregory Long and Todd Forrest. Not far...

This past weekend I had the opportunity to visit the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx after many, many years. When I was a child my parents brought our family to the garden for mother’s day, for special exhibitions...Read More

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NYC has two main botanical gardens, one in the Bronx (New York Botanical Garden), and one in Brooklyn. I’ve visited both, and while both were beautiful in their own ways, I definitely have a preference. If you only have time to visit one, this guide will go over the main differences between the two gardens and help you make a decision.

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Mirror the grandeur of the Empire State's floral utopia – wherever you are

Highlights of the arts and culture news: "Museum of Stones," the 30th Anniversary of The Noguchi Museum; "South of Gold Mountain" at New York Live Arts; “Lucinda Luvaas” at Walter Wickiser Gallery; and a preview of The Metropolitan Opera's latest "Live in HD" series.

Yesterday we took a trip to the Bronx to check out the Botanical Garden. We specially went because we wanted to see the Frida Kahlo exhibit...