Atlanta, September 3, 2025
News Summary
The Atlanta Botanical Garden has opened two enchanting exhibitions, ‘Enchanted Trees’ and ‘Alice’s Wonderland’, offering a unique blend of art and nature. The ‘Enchanted Trees’ features 10 giant sculptures, while ‘Alice’s Wonderland’ displays 38 larger-than-life pieces, bringing the whimsical world of Lewis Carroll to life. Visitors can explore these creative installations set against the stunning backdrop of the garden, known for its natural beauty and impressive attractions.
Atlanta
The Atlanta Botanical Garden has officially opened two new exhibitions titled ‘Enchanted Trees’ and ‘Alice’s Wonderland’, inviting visitors to experience a blend of art and nature. Both exhibitions promise to enchant attendees with their creative displays and unique sculptures set against the backdrop of the garden’s natural beauty.
‘Enchanted Trees’ Exhibition
The ‘Enchanted Trees’ exhibition is crafted by Poetic Kinetics and produced by Elemental Exhibitions. This attraction features 10 large sculptures distributed throughout the garden, with each tree sculpture towering between 10 to 17 feet tall. Each sculpture is adorned with stunning acrylic leaves that shimmer and cast dappled light, providing a captivating visual experience with their reflective, shifting colors.
‘Alice’s Wonderland’ Exhibition
Beneath the theme of Lewis Carroll’s classic tales, ‘Alice’s Wonderland’ includes an impressive collection of 38 larger-than-life sculptures spread across seven installations. Guests are welcomed into this whimsical realm by passing through giant storybooks. Iconic scenes are brought to life, including Alice spinning in teacups and interacting with a Chess Set army led by the Queen of Hearts.
One of the exhibition’s highlights is a magnificent 27-foot-tall White Rabbit located in the Skyline Garden, alongside the distinctively grinning Cheshire Cat. Two pieces from previous exhibitions, ‘Shaggy Dog’ and the ‘Earth Goddess’, are also featured as part of the permanent collection, with the latter recognized as Atlanta’s most photographed green icon.
About the Atlanta Botanical Garden
Located on the edge of Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta, the Atlanta Botanical Garden has earned the title of “The most beautiful garden in Georgia” by HGTV. The garden spans 30 acres and boasts impressive attractions, including the canopy walk known as Storza Woods. Since opening in 1976, the garden has served as a dynamic destination for families and nature enthusiasts alike.
The garden is also renowned for its annual light display, ‘Garden Lights, Holiday Nights’, which has garnered acclaim by winning ABC’s “The Great Christmas Light Fight”. The popular event is set to return for its 15th season in December 2025.
Ticket Information
Tickets for both exhibitions, ‘Alice’s Wonderland’ and ‘Enchanted Trees’, are currently available for purchase, allowing visitors to enjoy these imaginative installations and natural surroundings.
Key Features Summary
- Exhibitions: ‘Enchanted Trees’ and ‘Alice’s Wonderland’
- Sculptures in ‘Enchanted Trees’: 10 large sculptures (10 to 17 feet tall)
- Acrylic Leaves: Dazzling and reflective
- Sculptures in ‘Alice’s Wonderland’: 38 larger-than-life sculptures
- Key Attractions: 27-foot-tall White Rabbit, Cheshire Cat
- Location: Edge of Piedmont Park, Atlanta
- Size of Garden: 30 acres
- Notable Recognition: Most beautiful garden in Georgia; acclaimed light display
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the new exhibitions at the Atlanta Botanical Garden?
The new exhibitions are titled ‘Enchanted Trees’ and ‘Alice’s Wonderland’.
How many sculptures are featured in each exhibition?
‘Enchanted Trees’ features 10 large sculptures, while ‘Alice’s Wonderland’ includes 38 sculptures.
Where is the Atlanta Botanical Garden located?
When did the Atlanta Botanical Garden open?
The Atlanta Botanical Garden opened its doors in 1976.
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Additional Resources
- WSBTV: Atlanta Botanical Garden Named Most Beautiful Garden in Georgia
- Wikipedia: Atlanta Botanical Garden
- Online Athens: HGTV Names Atlanta Botanical Garden Most Beautiful Garden in GA
- Google Search: Atlanta Botanical Garden
- Garden & Gun: Canine Detective at Atlanta Botanical Garden
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Atlanta
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