Sunsets at Mission Garden can be magical. In the hot summer season, you’re invited to enjoy the evening sunset glow and cooler temperatures at the garden. Bring your family and friends!

Tasting History is an interactive, drop-in, family friendly program. Learn more about Tucson through the people and plants that shape our home.

This July, we are celebrating cowpeas!

Tasting History is an interactive, drop-in, family friendly program. Learn more about Tucson through the people and plants that shape our home.

This July, we are celebrating cowpeas!

Walk around beautiful Mission Garden with one of the garden's expert birders.

In coordination with Pima County, a new addition to the Mission Garden acequia (irrigation canal water feature) is a young mud turtle to be released on June 28th.

Join the Menlo Park Neighborhood Association for the 27th Annual Día de San Juan Fiesta!

Come celebrate the longest day of the year with food and music at Mission Garden!

Sunsets at Mission Garden can be magical. In the hot summer season, you’re invited to enjoy the evening sunset glow and cooler temperatures at the garden. Bring your family and friends!

Tasting History is an interactive, drop-in, family friendly program. Learn more about Tucson through the people and plants that shape our home.

This June, join Mission Garden and Iskashitaa Refugee Network to try tastes of garlic and onions!

Tasting History is an interactive, drop-in, family friendly program. Learn more about Tucson through the people and plants that shape our home.

This June, join Mission Garden and Iskashitaa Refugee Network to try tastes of garlic and onions!

Walk around beautiful Mission Garden with one of the garden's expert birders.

Archaeologists come to Mission Garden with hands-on activities for kids of all ages. (Click photo for event details)

Mission Garden continues this tradition of talks and demonstrations about O'odham Agriculture.

Sunsets at Mission Garden can be magical. In the hot summer season, you’re invited to enjoy the evening sunset glow and cooler temperatures at the garden. Bring your family and friends!

Tasting History is an interactive, drop-in, family friendly program. Learn more about Tucson through the people and plants that shape our home.

Tasting History is an interactive, drop-in, family friendly program. Learn more about Tucson through the people and plants that shape our home.

Walk around beautiful Mission Garden with one of the garden's expert birders.

Learn about some of the 50 medicinal plants in Mission Garden's Moore Medicinal Garden. The plants are native to the American Southwest deserts and in many cases have been used for millennia. Modern herbalists are keeping this tradition alive at Mission Garden.

Mission Garden is hosting a seed swap in collaboration with the Pima County Public Library’s Seed Library and Las Milpitas Community Farm, who will all be giving away heritage seeds.

Archaeologists come to Mission Garden with hands-on activities for kids of all ages. (Click photo for event details)

Mission Garden continues this tradition of talks and demonstrations about O'odham Agriculture.

In this talk, Paul and Suzy will reveal hidden landscapes and share how ancient farmers used to grow agave in the Tucson basin.

Tasting History is an interactive, drop-in, family friendly program. Learn more about Tucson through the people and plants that shape our home.

Come learn more about the Kumeyaay practices of agave roasting with a talk by Dr. Stanley Rodriguez.

Tasting History is an interactive, drop-in, family friendly program. Learn more about Tucson through the people and plants that shape our home.

Come experience an agave roast and learn about these plants’ many uses!

Walk around beautiful Mission Garden with one of the garden's expert birders.

Join Mission Garden to plant agave in our trincheras, inspired by nearby plantings on Tumamoc Hill.

Learn about some of the 50 medicinal plants in Mission Garden's Moore Medicinal Garden. The plants are native to the American Southwest deserts and in many cases have been used for millennia. Modern herbalists are keeping this tradition alive at Mission Garden.

Archaeologists come to Mission Garden with hands-on activities for kids of all ages. (Click photo for event details)