The Webster Viridarium
The Webster Museum’s Annual Tree Festival event will be held Saturday, December 6th, 2025, from 2:00-6:00 pm at The Webster Museum as part of the village’s Winter Wonderland festivities.
Visitors to the museum will be able to vote for their favorite tree from December 6 through December 31.
Join us at the Botanical Gardens for Bricks and Brews, a playful and refreshing event featuring a custom-designed LEGO® brick set of our iconic conservatory created by the talented team at BuffaLUG. Each guest will receive their own mini conservatory set to build and take home, along with a complimentary drink to sip while you build.
Embrace the season with the simplicity of a grapevine wreath. Simple yet elegant is what we think of when we think grapevine. This wreath will have a mixture of cedar, boxwood, pine and fir adorned with simple flowing ribbon or a bow.
Jack Butler and Diane Ham combined their knowledge & experience to write a comprehensive account of Mendon Ponds history, glacial geology, flora & fauna and more!
Jack Butler and Diane Ham combined their knowledge & experience to write a comprehensive account of Mendon Ponds history, glacial geology, flora & fauna and more!
Meet local author Jane Hopkins and get your signed copy of her book Buried Rochester. Featured on WXXI's "Morning Edition," Buried Rochester showcases photographs of fascinating cemeteries in and around […]
Join us at the Botanical Gardens for Bricks and Brews, a playful and refreshing event featuring a custom-designed LEGO® brick set of our iconic conservatory created by the talented team at BuffaLUG. Each guest will receive their own mini conservatory set to build and take home, along with a complimentary drink to sip while you build.
Create your very own flower arrangement featuring wintery blooms and greenery. Bring the scents and colors of the winter season home with this floral design workshop. Discover how to prep […]
Kokedama have become incredibly popular due to their nearly self-sustaining nature, and their space-saving qualities are another one of their appealing characteristics — they make lovely hanging display pieces and free up your flooring and shelves! In this workshop, students will make their very own hanging Kokedama as well as learn how to care for and sustain their garden.
Master Gardener Sue L. will be our host for an armchair tour of “The 2025 Philadelphia Flower Show.” See the amazing exhibits and all the other events this incredible flower show has to offer. The theme in 2025 was “Gardens of Tomorrow,” a reminder that the seeds we plant today shape the world of tomorrow.