Desert Botanical Garden
Now Open Nightly Until 9 p.m.
Experience Garden: After Dark, where the desert shines brighter, the trails glow with color and FRAMERATE: Desert Pulse creates a perfect nighttime escape.
Now Open Nightly Until 9 p.m.
Experience Garden: After Dark, where the desert shines brighter, the trails glow with color and FRAMERATE: Desert Pulse creates a perfect nighttime escape.
Find Your Experience
In search of a stroller friendly day with the family, the perfect date-night spot or a place to enjoy the local music scene? Look no further than Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, Arizona.
Framerate: Desert Pulse
Now - May 10, 2026
Desert Pulse, a multi-sensory art exhibit, by ScanLAB Projects, immerses visitors in the visual and emotional energy of the Sonoran Desert.
Flashlight Nights: Spring Edition
Feb. 28, March 28, April 18
Flashlight Nights: Spring Edition invites you to discover the Sonoran Desert after dark. Bring a flashlight and explore the Garden at night.
Garden: After Dark
Now - May 10
Experience Garden: After Dark, where the desert shines brighter, the trails glow with color and Desert Pulse creates a perfect nighttime escape.
Dog Days After Dark
March 4, 18, 25
For the first time ever, your four‑legged friends get their very own night to sniff, stroll and shine at Garden After Dark.
Cactus Clubhouse
Thursdays – Sundays | Now – May 12
Cactus Clubhouse is a fun and immersive nature play space for kids 12 and younger. Kids can engage in activities that spark their curiosity for nature and encourage exploration.
Value day pricing is back!
Plan Ahead and Save! Ticket prices vary based on date. Choose the day that works best for your budget or schedule.
Plus, buy online to get the lowest ticket prices.
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Explore The Beauty
Think the desert is all dirt and tumbleweeds? Think again. Desert Botanical Garden is home to thousands of species of cactus, trees and flowers from all around the world spread across 55 acres in Phoenix, Arizona.
