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Brookgreen offers a variety of daily programs, exhibitions, excursions and special events that change seasonally.

The following programs and tours are included in admission to the Gardens. The schedule is in effect until Friday, November 14, 2008 and is subject to change.

 

Gray Oaks of Mystery - This captivating 10-minute film presents an overview of the gardens from its historical beginning until the present. Free with garden admission.

The Huntington Sculpture Garden: Sculpture, Horticulture and History - 11a.m.; 12 noon; and 2 p.m. Daily.
This docent-led tour of the sculpture gardens combines information on the sculpture, horticulture and history. Tour is limited to 20 and lasts approximately one hour. Free with garden admission.


Mother Nature's Cafe –11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Daily.
Observe the animals in the Native Animal Habitats with an interpreter as the animals are fed a snack, and witness the mystery of their natural behaviors in this informative tour. 50 minutes. Meet at the Plantation Barn along the Lowcountry Trail. Free with garden admission.


Meet the Animals – 3 p.m. Daily.

Explore the world of animals native to the southeast as an interpreter introduces you to live animals in an interactive setting in this 45-minute program at the Lowcountry Center Program Shed. Free with garden admission.


What's Blooming

Look for this unique table display by the entrance of the Welcome Center. You will be introduced to the name, look and fragrance of the flowers and plants that bring splendor to the gardens. Free with garden admission.

Lowcountry: Change and Continuity
As an introduction to Brookgreen Gardens' Lowcountry History and Wildlife Preserve, this long-term exhibit chronicles the history from the time of the early Native American occupants of this land to the culture of today. Located in the Lowcountry Center. Free with garden admission.

The Lowcountry Trail

Self-guided tour of four archaeological sites with interpretive panels that describe the life on a rice plantation in the 18th and 19th centuries.