amarillo botanical gardens

If you have been missing the idea of getting out and enjoying fall events around the Texas panhandle, there is one event that you must check out.

For only $5 enjoy over 300,000 Christmas lights stung around beautiful plants and props to create a truly remarkable experience.

A Christmas tradition in Amarillo is going to see the beautiful lights in the Amarillo Botanical Gardens. The Gardens are decorated with over 400,000 lights. It's a beautiful sight to see, but changes are coming this year.

I love the saying in Alice in Wonderland where it says, "were all mad here". It's a mad world and its time to have fun celebrating the madness with an evening full of fun at the Amarillo Botanical Gardens.

Fall is a fun time in Amarillo. Football, the fair, the cooler weather and pumpkins. Pumpkins are the mascot of fall and the time is now to celebrate the pumpkin. The Amarillo Botanical Garden has the perfect way to celebrate fall and the pumpkin at PumpkinFest.

There is nothing more Disney princess than this.

Music and the outdoors are two things that go perfectly together during the summer. What's even better than music in the outdoors? Being surrounded by beautiful, plants and flowers and trees while listening to some amazing music.

A new Christmas tradition in Amarillo began several years ago at the Amarillo Botanical Gardens. They light the gardens in hundreds of thousands of lights. It has become a wonderful Christmas tradition.

A fun event for the kids is happening at the Amarillo Botanical Gardens on Saturday.

Join the Amarillo Botanical Gardens for their Music in the Gardens all summer long. Come out and bring the family and enjoy an evening of beautiful flowers, plants, and live music.

Every year, the Amarillo Botanical Gardens decorates the gardens with Christmas lights and decorations.  They then open the doors for the public to enjoy.  This year, they have decided to expand and make it bigger and better than ever!

The Amarillo Botanical Gardens has another great summer camp for the young 'uns.  It's called "Bugs 'N Blooms".