As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, it’s time to embrace the fall spirit at the Queens Botanical Garden! This October, the garden is hosting its beloved annual Pumpkin Patch and a special Halloween at the Garden event, inviting families to enjoy a season filled with fun and festivities.
When to Visit
The Pumpkin Patch will be open on Saturdays and Sundays throughout October, specifically on the 19th, 20th, and 26th. Mark your calendars and bring the whole family for a weekend of autumn joy! The garden will also host the Halloween at the Garden event on Sunday, October 27th, perfect for wrapping up your spooky season celebrations.
What to Do
Pumpkin Patch Fun
Located at 43-50 Main St. in Flushing, the Pumpkin Patch features delightful activities for all ages. Families can take advantage of photo opportunities with costumed characters, making for great memories. Kids aged 4 and under can select their very own pumpkin to take home, while adults can indulge in seasonal beers, ciders, and cocktails available for purchase, along with non-alcoholic beverages.
Ticket prices are as follows:
- Non-member adults: $12
- Non-member children: $14
- Member adults: $6
- Member children: $12
- Children under 3: Free
- Additional pumpkins: $8
Halloween at the Garden
On October 27th, the Halloween festivities take center stage! This event features a Trick-or-Treat Trail, interactive crafts, and live performances, providing a magical atmosphere for small children in their Halloween costumes. Adults can enjoy a cash bar with a selection of beers, ciders, and cocktails while soaking in the festive ambiance.
Ticket prices for the Halloween event are:
- Non-member adults: $10
- Non-member children: $8
- Member adults and children: Free
- Children under 3: Free
This event is proudly sponsored by Raising Cane’s, adding to the excitement of the day!
About Queens Botanical Garden
The Queens Botanical Garden has a rich history, evolving from a five-acre exhibit showcased at the 1939-1940 New York World’s Fair to a sprawling 39-acre garden. Officially opened in 1946, the garden provides a unique environmental experience for Queens residents, fostering a connection to nature and the community. The garden continues to thrive thanks to public funding from various city and state organizations, along with support from corporate and individual donors.
Don’t miss the chance to enjoy the beauty of the Queens Botanical Garden this fall! Gather your family and friends, and experience the seasonal charm and delightful activities that await you. For more local news, events, market updates, and real estate tips, subscribe to my newsletter today. SUBSCRIBE HERE.
Photo Credit: Queens Botanical Garden