Videos

During his visit on April 19, horticultural consultant, author and educator Ron Kujawski, who does frequent check-ups here at Berkshire Botanical Garden, shares some reasons for concern.

Anastasia Traina shares the inspiration behind her upcoming BBG exhibition, which runs from May 5 through June 25, in our Leonhardt Art Galleries.

The BBG Orchestra (aka Indigo Beige ) delights us with this original song, "I Want to Feel the Sun." This video co-stars two snow storms and some snow drops outside the Berkshire Botanical Garden Gift Shop.

Happy spring!

Hey, who's up for some time lapse? Here's our new camp building — going up! It'll be completed in Spring in time for our young day campers who attend BBG's popular Farm in the Garden Camp.

A look at the opening reception for the exhibit presented by Community Access to the Arts (CATA) ​and Berkshire Botanical Garden of nature-inspired paintings and drawings by artists with disabilities​.

Community Access to the Arts (CATA) ​and Berkshire Botanical Garden present an exhibit of nature-inspired paintings and drawings by artists with disabilities​. The exhibition is on display from March 3-26.

Spring will soon arrive, if only inside Berkshire Botanical Garden’s Fitzpatrick Conservatory for the start of the annual Bulb Show, from Feb. 24 through March 17. Here's how we do it.

Introducing the ceramic work of Karlene Jean Kantner. Her exhibition, "Volumes," shows at Berkshire Botanical Garden's Leonhardt Galleries from Jan. 20 through Feb. 26, 2023. Thank you Chris Powell for the pit-firing footage!

Snow! We grabbed our camera and the BBG Orchestra grabbed their instruments. Here's "The Gardens Are Sleeping," written and performed by the BBG Orchestra (aka, Indigo Beige).

To all of our friends and neighbors, we ❤️ you! See you in 2023! (Music composed and performed by the BBG Orchestra, aka Indigo Beige. Special thanks to our Manager of Facilities and Operations Shaun Colon for being a great sport for this video and a great co-worker all year long!)

A trip down memory lane. Listen in to "Autumn in New England," composed and performed by the BBG Orchestra, AKA Indigo Beige.

Stewart Edelstein, author of "An Alphabetical Romp Through the Flora of Berkshire Botanical Garden: From Agave to Zinnia," shares his essay on these prized and imperilled trees.

At our annual volunteer appreciation party on Aug. 18, President of the BBG Volunteer Association Lauretta Harris leads the way, with Theresa Terry and Cynthia Tindale in full march-mode. Thank you to all of our volunteers! We couldn't do this without you!

Say hello to our interns, Naomi Fuson (from UC Berkeley), Samantha Fuss (from Connecticut College) and Noah Schultz (from Iowa State University). We appreciate all that you do! (Music composed and performed by the BBG Orchestra.)

My, oh, my, the Daylily Walk has been looking lovely. Let's walk the walk with Stewart Edelstein, author of "An Alphabetical Romp Through the Flora of Berkshire Botanical Garden: From Agave to Zinnia."

The spongy moth caterpillars have come and gone. Now it's our turn to enjoy the trees of summer at BBG. (Music composed and performed by the BBG Orchestra.)