University of Alberta Botanic Garden
Longer days, later visits.
Now open 10 a.m. – 10 p.m. on Fridays, weekends, and holidays in May.
Welcome to the University of Alberta Botanic Garden
See where lush and diverse landscapes blend seamlessly with rich experiences. Wander through cultural gardens — like the Kurimoto Japanese Garden and Aga Khan Garden — or let curiosity lead you through our collections. View thousands of plant species or take in an event designed to celebrate arts and culture. A visit to the Garden will rekindle your connection with nature and rejuvenate your spirit — in any season.
What's happening at the Garden?
It pays to be a Member
Become a Garden Member and enjoy unlimited visits, year-round beauty, and exclusive perks. Members save on events, receive special offers, get free guest passes, and even Fido gets in for free. All this, and more, now with new lower prices for 2025.
Celebrate your special moments
Host your next function at the Garden. A range of unique seasonal and year-round venues can accommodate weddings, corporate events, celebration of life and special occasion parties like reunions, birthdays, anniversaries and more.
What's happening at the Garden this year?
In addition to a beautiful, peaceful place to enjoy life, we have lots of fantastic arts and cultural programming on offer in 2025. In fact, we have so much to tell you about we're fit to burst! Explore the exciting lineup taking shape—new events are being added all the time.
Escape routine in a peaceful garden oasis, a short drive away from the city. You won’t miss a moment of the ever-changing scenery, with hours extended until 10 p.m. Dogs on leash are welcome.
Established in 1959, the Botanic Garden grows plants to connect people with the earth so they cherish the essence of life.
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240
Acres (97 hectares), 80 acres cultivated
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4,000
plant species and 3,000+ flowering annuals
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3
indoor showhouses
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