Autumn at the Arboretum
Autumn at the Arboretum is Dallas' Favorite Fall Tradition
Named One of "the 16 Most Beautiful Public Gardens to Visit in the Fall," by House Beautiful
Through November 23, 2016
Made possible by Alliance Data and Texas Instruments
Experience why Southern Living Magazine named Autumn at the Arboretum one of the "South's best holiday experiences." As our fall festival continues, a spectacular show of color unfolds with 3,000 of fall's favorite flower-Chrysanthemums, along with 150,000 more stunning, fall blooming plants, our internationally acclaimed Pumpkin Village and the most outstanding Children’s Adventure Garden in the world. Don’t miss this amazing festival and be sure to bring your camera. It is breathtaking color at every turn. This year’s event will highlight the “Art of the Pumpkin."
Dallas Arboretum’s Nationally Acclaimed Pumpkin Village
Sponsored by Baylor Scott and White Medical Center at White Rock
Daily through November 23, 9:00 a.m.to 5:00 p.m.
For the 11th year, Autumn at the Arboretum will include the popular one-acre Pumpkin Village in the Pecan Grove, featuring artful arrangements of 90,000 pumpkins, gourds, squash, bales of hay and cornstalks. They are used together to create the imaginative pumpkin houses that represent naturally occurring patterns in nature to mirror the “Art of the Pumpkin” theme along with Cinderella’s “Pumpkin” Carriage, courtesy of Baylor Scott & White at White Rock. Set amidst the 150,000 fall blooms such as chrysanthemums, ornamental grasses, copper plants and firebush.
The popular Haybale Maze and the Tom Thumb Pumpkin Patch offers pumpkins for purchase. Don't forget to pick up the Great Pumpkin Search Scavenger Hunt at the Information Booth. The autumn is the perfect time of year for a picnic in the gardens or a leisurely walk among the breathtaking fall floral displays.
A myriad of activities take place throughout the garden on weekdays and weekends during Autumn at the Arboretum.
For more information and ticket prices visit the Dallas Arboretum website by clicking here: DallasArboretum
