Calendar
July 2022
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Monet in Bloom
Now Open
This summer, experience the breathtaking, dreamlike art of impressionist icon Claude Monet brought to vibrant, three-dimensional life through Phipps' incredible horticultural displays. -
Butterfly Forest
Now Open
Watch colorful butterflies break free of their chrysalises to soar and glide among beautiful Phipps blooms. One may even land on you! -
Tropical Forest Hawai‘i
Now Open
Say aloha to the spectacular intertwining of nature and culture of Hawai‘i, one of the most ecologically diverse places on Earth, in our immersive new Tropical Forest Conservatory exhibit. -
Virtual Biophilia: Pittsburgh
Thurs., July 7; 6 p.m. EST, 3 p.m. PST
Biophilia: Pittsburgh meets monthly to discuss how citizens can strengthen the bond between people and nature through education and action. Registration is required but events are free to attend. Join the conversation! -
Adult Education at Phipps
See description for dates and times
Peruse our offerings for an exciting variety of fun and enriching programs on gardening, culinary arts and more to let your inspiration grow this season. -
Make the Switch at Phipps! Green Power Drive
Daily, noon – 5 p.m. with occasional evening hours
Switch your home electricity to 100% green power while visiting our Tropical Forest Conservatory and you can receive a free Phipps membership! -
Monet in Bloom Virtual Video Tour
Buy or Rent Today
Enjoy the beauty of Phipps' Summer Flower Show: Monet in Bloom from the comfort of your own home. Buy, rent or give our virtual video tour as a gift today! -
Virtual Environmental Film Series
Fri., July 15; 7 P.M. ET, 4 P.M. PT
This exciting monthly event invites community members to come together to view environmental films and documentaries and participate in a post-screening discussion. -
Southwestern PA Native Plants with a Spotlight on Caterpillars
Virtual Exhibit Now Open
Enjoy beautiful illustrations of flora native to Pittsburgh and southwestern Pennsylvania! -
Planets Earth
Virtual Exhibit Now Open
A dynamic exhibit at the Center for Sustainable Landscapes addresses the pressing environmental issues of our time and proposes a new way of thinking about how to solve them.
