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Lifelong Learning - Spring 2013
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Top 5 Picks for your Visit

2013 Summer Concert Series

June - September
York Street & Chatfield

We are proud to bring you another summer of spectacular talent and unrivaled outdoor ambiance. Tickets still available for our first concerts of the summer! See Tony Bennett at York Street on June 18 or 19.
See the Summer Concert Series lineup

Mount Goliath Tours

Tuesdays, Thursdays and select Saturdays; June 11 - August 3 Mount Goliath

This is a trail of contrasts--awesome Rocky Mountain vistas of the Divide peaks; delicate floral treasures; wind-sculpted, ancient bristlecone pines; cold summit winds; and gentle summer breezes. Docents lead interpretive alpine tours. 
Find out more about Mount Goliath Tours and register

Tulips at Denver Botanic Gardens
Fall Bulb Pre-Orders

Place your bulb order by June 24
Online or at The Shop at the Gardens

Enjoying all of the beautiful bulbs that are blooming this spring? Place your bulb orders now to reserve them for easy, hassle-free pick up in September for fall planting.
Find out more about Fall Bulb Pre-Orders

Backyard Chicken Keeping

Sunday, June 23, 9 a.m. - Noon
York Street

An accessible introduction for anyone who is interested in raising backyard hens. Learn how to choose the perfect chickens, chick care, feeding and much more.
Register for Backyard Chicken Keeping

James Surls, Knot and Needle, 2007
Special Guest Catalyst Tour

Thursday, June 27, 10-11 a.m.
York Street

Enjoy a guided tour through the Gardens while getting a glimpse of Catalyst: Colorado Sculpture through the eyes of Kim Manajek. Space is limited; early registration is encouraged.
Sign up for this tour

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Allium christophii June Walking Tour: Pollinators

Plant of the week: The Allium christophii (star of Persia) is a large-flowered wild onion that loves Colorado. Originally from Western Asia, it thrives in full blazing sun or part shade. The ball of bloom is sometimes nearly two feet across. Cut when in peak bloom, it makes a wonderful addition to a dry arrangement.