Preview Video Released Teasing the New York Botanical Garden's 2018 Orchid Show

The annual Orchid Show at the world-famous New York Botanical Garden is on again this year from March 3rd through April 22nd. In this short video from the garden, see what you can expect this year from Belgian floral artist and designer Daniel Ost.

Now in its 16th year, The Orchid Show will showcase thousands of dramatically displayed orchids in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory featuring a series of installations crafted by Daniel Ost—each a living sculpture that celebrates the complex beauty of these stunning flowers. One of the world’s leading floral designers, Ost uses flowers as a means of expression. His artistic creations will be tailored to the unique environment of the landmark Victorian-style Conservatory, complementing the architecture of the building while creating a transformative, dazzling spectacle of color, form, and texture. Orchids of seemingly every conceivable shape and provenance from the Garden’s collections as well as from some of the finest growers in the world, including rare and iconic specimens, will be on display.

Check out the exhibition page for more information on this year's Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Garden.

New "Waterfront" Exhibit Now Open at Brooklyn Historical Society DUMBO

"Waterfront" Exhibit at Brooklyn Historical Society DUMBO
"Waterfront" Exhibit at Brooklyn Historical Society DUMBO
Photo: BHS

Now open to the public at Brooklyn Historical Society DUMBO, the multimedia experience Waterfront exhibit brings life to Brooklyn's historic coastline. Told through the stories of local workers, artists, industries, activists, families, neighborhoods, and ecosystems, the exhibit document the changes to the waterfront over the centuries.

Waterfront traces a personal, local history of the borough’s waterfront while also revealing the coastline's global significance. The exhibition engages with important debates about the shoreline’s future by taking on the waterfront’s most pressing contemporary topics including sea level rise and gentrification.

Check out the exhibit page for more info and ticket pricing.