Painting in the Gardens: The Lucky Hat

• Sunday, March 17, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
• The Garden Classroom
• $20 members; $25 nonmembers
• Members call (405) 227-0230 to get your rate
• Nonmembers register here

Join Wine and Palette in the Garden Classroom to create a unique piece of art on 11” x 14” canvas. Participants will have a single starting point, and all will be provided with the instruction and proper steps to create a work of art that can be created only by you. This event is recommended for all including children.

Go Green, St. Patrick’s Day sponsored by

BC Clark Jewelers 

• Sunday, March 17, Noon-3pm
• The Devon Lawn and Band Shell, Sheridan Lawn
• Music is FREE
• $5 wristband, best for ages 4-10

May the luck of the Irish be with you as we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! The fun begins with a performance by the Oklahoma Scottish Pipes and Drums. Guests can enjoy food trucks, vendors, an Irish Step performance, and fun fiddling tunes. Each paid participant’s wristband includes access to the Sheridan Lawn for crafts, games, and activities suited for ages 4-10 years-old.  All guests can learn about Irish heritage, find out where our silly leprechaun hid the Gardens pot of gold and most importantly don’t forget to wear green!

Painting in the Gardens: The Lucky Hat

• Sunday, March 17, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
• The Garden Classroom
• $20 members; $25 nonmembers
• Members call (405) 227-0230 to get your rate
• Nonmembers register here

Join Wine and Palette in the Garden Classroom to create a unique piece of art on 11” x 14” canvas. Participants will have a single starting point, and all will be provided with the instruction and proper steps to create a work of art that can be created only by you. This event is recommended for all including children.

Mo’s Carousel at Myriad Gardens Spring Break

• Open Spring Break Week, Monday through Friday, March 18-22, Noon-4pm
• Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24, 11am-5pm

Mo’s Carousel at Myriad Gardens a permanent feature in the Pavilion next to the Children’s Garden. Cost is $2 per ride, and it is free for Family PLUS members. The token machine for the carousel takes credit cards and cash. It will take debit cards only if the debit card can also serve as a credit card. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express are accepted.

Little Saplings

• Spring Session – every other Tuesday from March to June
• March 5, 19; April 2, 16, 30; May 14, 28; June 11, 10-11am
• Children’s Garden Porch
• Member $3; Nonmember $4
• Best for ages 2 to 5
• Register by Friday before
• REGISTER FOR MARCH 5
• REGISTER FOR MARCH 19
• REGISTER FOR APRIL 2
• REGISTER FOR APRIL 16
• REGISTER FOR APRIL 30
• REGISTER FOR MAY 14
• REGISTER FOR MAY 28
• REGISTER FOR JUNE 11

Join us in the Children’s Garden for an hour of songs, games, and interactive nature fun. Toddlers (and parents!) will get to learn about the exciting world of gardens in an engaging and educational way. Each week features a new theme with corresponding activities and learning opportunities. Every Little Saplings event begins with a song, ends with a sensory bin, and includes a hands-on craft.

Spring Break Pop-Ins

• Tuesdays and Thursdays during Spring Break
• March 12, 14, 19, 21, 10am-Noon
• Children’s Garden Porch
• $3 per child
• REGISTER TUESDAY, MARCH 12
• REGISTER THURSDAY, MARCH 14
• REGISTER TUESDAY, MARCH 19
• REGISTER THURSDAY, MARCH 21

Looking for something fun to do over Spring Break? Join us in the Children’s Garden as we celebrate the coming of spring with hands-on activities such as fruit and vegetable stamping, making weather wind sticks and seed planting. For groups of 10 or more call Lily Peppers at (405) 445-5162.

Yoga Tuesdays in the Gardens

Sponsored by Tinker Federal Credit Union and Stephenson Cancer Center

• Tuesdays, 5:45 p.m.
• Late arrivals not accepted after 5:50 p.m.
• Meet in the Visitor Services Center, located on the south end of the Crystal Bridge
• Myriad Gardens Members: $5
• Nonmembers: $10

This is a great, all-levels class. Class participants should bring a yoga mat and water. Class participants will meet in the south lobby for check-in each week. Drop in for a session or two or enjoy the entire series!

Reading Wednesdays

• Every Wednesday, 10 am
• The Garden Classroom
• FREE
• Best for ages 2 to 5

Bring your youngster for story time each Wednesday at 10 am. Books are nature-themed and selected based on the season. We’ll begin with an interactive song and children will enjoy creating a small craft after the story. Join us the last Wednesday of the month for reading and craft time with the Downtown Library. For groups of 10 or more please call Kodi Clifford at (405)-835-6789.

February 20th

• Theme: Ocean
• Craft: Toilet Paper Roll Octopus

February the 27

• Is Downtown Metropolitan Library Time!

Spring Break Pop-Ins

• Tuesdays and Thursdays during Spring Break
• March 12, 14, 19, 21, 10am-Noon
• Children’s Garden Porch
• $3 per child
• REGISTER TUESDAY, MARCH 12
• REGISTER THURSDAY, MARCH 14
• REGISTER TUESDAY, MARCH 19
• REGISTER THURSDAY, MARCH 21

Looking for something fun to do over Spring Break? Join us in the Children’s Garden as we celebrate the coming of spring with hands-on activities such as fruit and vegetable stamping, making weather wind sticks and seed planting. For groups of 10 or more call Lily Peppers at (405) 445-5162.

Go Girl Run 2019

• Saturday, March 23, 7am-2pm
• Learn more here

Go Girl Run is an all women’s half marathon and 5k running series that celebrates women, health and fitness. This year’s Go Girl Run is the 5th year in a row! Get ready for all the glitz, glam, tutus, laughter, friendship, and camaraderie a girl can get! Every participant gets a custom racer shirt, finisher medal, finisher wine glass, finisher certificate, delicious smoothies and much, much more!

The Story of a Tree

• Saturday, March 23, 10-11:30 am
• The Garden Classroom and Garden Grounds
• Member $5; Nonmember $6
• Best for ages 7 to 10
• Register by Tuesday, March 19
• REGISTER HERE

Celebrate the start of Oklahoma Arbor Week by exploring the story of a tree and then telling your own story. We’ll use real tree slices to learn about the layers inside a tree, how they help the tree grow and how to use tree rings to learn a tree’s story. Then we’ll create our own tree slices to tell our life stories as trees. We’ll end by going on a scavenger hunt to find the most interesting trees in the gardens.