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10/02/2020 - 10/04/2020
Roots N Blues Festival
The 14th Annual Roots N Blues Festival is a three-day festival that features over 30 national, regional and local musicians... read more
10/03/2020
Guerl-rilla Theatre ONLINE: Pygmalion
Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw Adapted by Katie Hays With Shaw's signature wit and humor, Pygmalion centers on Eliza Doolittle... read more
10/17/2020
Typhoid Mary, an online performance for the benefit of Talking Horse Productions
Contagion, public health, class bias, gender bias, anti-immigrant bias, liberty, religion, and morality. These hot-button topics were in the news... read more
11/13/2020 - 11/15/2020
Holiday Open House
Come out to the Holiday Open House where we have special drinks and super deals! read more
12/12/2020
Youth Pheasant Hunt
Join Mid MO Uplanders Chapter of Quail Forever and the Land Learning Foundation for a Youth Pheasant Hunt on December... read more
05/28/2021 - 05/29/2021
Pedaler's Jamboree
PEDALER’S JAMBOREE May 28 & 29, 2021 Columbia to Jefferson City on the Katy Trail Pedaler’s Jamboree Postponed until 2021... read more
09/24/2021 - 09/26/2021
Roots N Blues Festival 2021
We’re excited to gather with you for the Roots N Blues Festival on September 24-26, 2021. All passes purchased for the... read more
| Phone: | 573-882-4240 |
| Address: | University of Missouri Campus 704 Conley Ave. Columbia Missouri 65211 |
| Email: | gardens@missouri.edu create new email |
| Website: | visit site |
The Mizzou Botanic Garden delights campus visitors with its beauty and serves as a fertile academic environment for educators, researchers and students.
The Mizzou Botanic Garden currently has eleven thematic and seven special collection gardens around the campus. Many of these were created by the generosity of friends and alumni who love the campus and support the scenic and educational backdrop the gardens provide Mizzou. Since its inception, the garden has become a living museum of thousands of plants displayed among famous icons, such as Jefferson’s original grave marker and the Columns of Academic Hall. The garden is open year-around and is free to the public. Maps for self-guided tours are available in the Reynolds Alumni Center and guided tours are available for groups of six or more throughout the year.
