If you love sushi then this class is for you. Chef Johnson will give you the confidence after talking about the ingredients and where to buy them; then teaching you how to prepare, roll and cut the sushi that you will be making.

Yoga at Fairchild! 

Do you have a plant in your garden that you aren't familiar with? Or, perhaps are looking to find out its origins and how it came to South Florida? If so, bring your specimen to Fairchild’s Herbarium and let our scientists uncover its secrets! Bring a cutting from your plant to Fairchild’s Herbarium team on the first Friday of every month at 1:00 p.m. and participate in our Plant Identification Workshop.

Thai Chi at Fairchild

Enjoy live music performed by students of Barrett School of Music on select Sundays, in the Glasshouse Café. 

This introduction to the Growing Beyond Earth Design Challenge will have you build your own home version of Fairchild’s LED plant growing chamber. You’ll learn how to assemble the pod, solder the LED lights, and plant your edible leafy greens. After, you’ll get to take it home and watch it grow!

Journey through a world of orchids at the 17th Annual International Orchid Festival at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, where more than 10,000 orchid plants will grace the Garden during the three-day festival.

This 5-step process helps you create designs that solve real-world problems. In this workshop, your child will choose a character client to design for, and follow the methodology to quickly sketch and prototype their ideas!

Lebanese cuisine offers a wide range of dishes prepared and cooked in many ways. Let Chef show you how easy it is to prepare stuffed grape leaves with Basmati rice and dried fruits and a refreshing, crunchy and full of flavor fattoush salad.

This beginner electronics workshop will teach you how to solder your own LED light onto various circuit boards and perf boards. This essential skill is a good foundation for any budding hardware hacker or enthusiast.

Bromeliad Society Show and Sale

Do you have a plant in your garden that you aren't familiar with? Or, perhaps are looking to find out its origins and how it came to South Florida? If so, bring your specimen to Fairchild’s Herbarium and let our scientists uncover its secrets! Bring a cutting from your plant to Fairchild’s Herbarium team on the first Friday of every month at 1:00 p.m. and participate in our Plant Identification Workshop.

Enjoy live music performed by students of Barrett School of Music on select Sundays, in the Glasshouse Café. 

Join us as we celebrate the season with local foods and the gorgeous gardens they grow in. Learn tips to keep your garden thriving during the summer months, pick up a trick from local chefs at a cooking demonstration, shop artisan vendors or pick up delicious foods from local vendors. 

Make your ideas come to life! You’ll learn how to create three-dimensional designs optimized for 3D printing. This workshop is for beginners with little to no experience. You’ll get to keep your custom creation.

The flesh of the jackfruit can be used in a variety of recipes that can mimic meat. Chef Johnson will put his famous culinary spin on this trendy new “meat” substitute.

Spend your Sunday morning at Fairchild and eggsplore the garden! Hunt through the Palmetum for thousands of eggs filled with goodies, as well as, any of our 10 golden eggs!  Golden eggs include Fairchild memberships, the Shop @ Fairchild gift cards and The Glasshouse Café by Le Basque gift cards!

Learn how to make something light up, make a sound, move, or sense something! Using modular circuit blocks that easily snap together with magnets, learn how to quickly invent functional electronic prototypes. With the additional lego adapters, it’s a fun way to build your ideas!

Do you have a plant in your garden that you aren't familiar with? Or, perhaps are looking to find out its origins and how it came to South Florida? If so, bring your specimen to Fairchild’s Herbarium and let our scientists uncover its secrets! Bring a cutting from your plant to Fairchild’s Herbarium team on the first Friday of every month at 1:00 p.m. and participate in our Plant Identification Workshop.