Atlanta, GA, October 22, 2025
News Summary
The Atlanta Botanical Garden has launched the Enchanted Trees exhibition featuring 10 stunning sculptures by Poetic Kinetics. Standing between 10 to 17 feet tall, these creations incorporate acrylic leaves that reflect light and vibrant colors. Alongside this, the garden also celebrates the 23rd annual Scarecrows in the Garden event, showcasing community-created scarecrows. Both events promote art in nature and enhance the beauty of the fall season at the garden. Visitors can enjoy this immersive experience until January 11, 2026.
Atlanta
The Atlanta Botanical Garden has unveiled its latest exhibition, the “Enchanted Trees”, created by Poetic Kinetics, showcasing ten magnificent sculptures throughout the garden. This captivating installation features trees that stand between 10 to 17 feet tall adorned with dazzling acrylic leaves. Each sculpture casts dappled light and reflective, shifting colors, enhancing the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.
The “Enchanted Trees” exhibition, produced by Elemental Exhibitions, is open for visitors until January 11, 2026. This new display marks the return of Poetic Kinetics to the garden, following their previous presentation of the signature rainbow-hued “Skynet” above the Canopy Walk in 2021. The exhibition aims to engage visitors by blending art with nature, creating an immersive experience for all ages.
In addition to the sculpture exhibition, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is also hosting the 23rd annual “Scarecrows in the Garden.” This event celebrates autumn with unique scarecrow creations crafted by local community members. Entries into the scarecrow contest will be judged by a panel, and prizes include Premium Garden Lights, Holiday Nights tickets, Family Memberships, and curated gift baskets. The winners will be announced via the Garden’s social media channels. Moreover, a People’s Choice Award will be available, allowing visitors to vote for their favorite scarecrow.
These two events together highlight the growing popularity of community-oriented autumn activities in Atlanta. The “Enchanted Trees” installation and the “Scarecrows in the Garden” tradition aim to provide visitors with artful experiences that merge creativity with the beauty of the garden during the fall season.
Key Details of the Events
- Exhibition: Enchanted Trees
- Creator: Poetic Kinetics
- Number of Sculptures: 10
- Height of Sculptures: 10-17 feet
- Exhibition Duration: Open through January 11, 2026
- Also Hosting: 23rd annual Scarecrows in the Garden
- Judging Panel for Scarecrows
- Prizes Available
- People’s Choice Award for Best Scarecrow
FAQs
What is the “Enchanted Trees” exhibition?
The “Enchanted Trees” is an exhibition created by Poetic Kinetics featuring 10 sculptures scattered throughout the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
How tall are the sculptures in the exhibition?
The sculptures stand between 10 to 17 feet tall.
When is the “Enchanted Trees” exhibition open?
The exhibition is open through January 11, 2026.
What other event is taking place at the Atlanta Botanical Garden?
The Atlanta Botanical Garden is also hosting the 23rd annual “Scarecrows in the Garden.”
What are the prizes for the scarecrow contest?
Prizes for the scarecrow contest include Premium Garden Lights, Holiday Nights tickets, Family Memberships, and curated gift baskets.
How will winners of the scarecrow contest be announced?
Winners of the scarecrow contest will be announced via the Garden’s social media.
Is there a voting opportunity for visitors regarding the scarecrows?
Yes, a People’s Choice Award is available, allowing Garden visitors to vote for their favorite scarecrow.
Key Features of the Events
| Feature | Enchanted Trees | Scarecrows in the Garden |
|---|---|---|
| Creator | Poetic Kinetics | Local Community |
| Number of Installations | 10 Sculptures | Multiple Entries |
| Height of Installations | 10 to 17 Feet | N/A |
| Open Through | January 11, 2026 | Event Duration Varies |
| Prizes | N/A | Premium Garden Lights, Holiday Nights tickets, Family Memberships, curated gift baskets |
| Voting Available | No | People’s Choice Award |
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Additional Resources
- Creative Loafing: Enchanted Trees Exhibition
- Atlanta News First: Win Membership at Atlanta Botanical Garden
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- WSBTV: Atlanta Botanical Garden Named Most Beautiful
- Atlanta Parent: Exhibits Worth a Look
- Wikipedia: Atlanta Botanical Garden
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Atlanta
- Google Search: Atlanta Botanical Garden
- Google Scholar: Atlanta Botanical Garden
- Google News: Atlanta Botanical Garden
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