Step into a world where art and nature intertwine at Art In The Garden, the Charlotte Garden Club’s beloved annual fundraiser, happening on May 3 and 4! The 2025 event will showcase six gardens, each thoughtfully designed to inspire and captivate attendees.

This year’s tour highlights a range of styles, ensuring something for every gardening enthusiast. Stroll through a low-country, Charleston-style retreat, where Southern charm meets lush greenery, or immerse yourself in the refined beauty of a formal garden. For a tropical twist, the Key West-inspired garden will transport you to paradise with its vibrant colors and exotic plantings.

Beyond the beautiful blooms and imaginative designs, Art in the Garden is a celebration of artistry and nature, blending creative landscaping with bursts of color and texture. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or simply someone who loves to soak in natural beauty, the Art in the Garden Tour promises inspiration at every turn.

PRICING:

Advanced tickets available online

$30 through April 27; $35 April 28-May 4

Tickets will also be available for purchase at each home during the event. Children under 17 are free. Sorry, no refunds or pets.

SAVE ON ADMISSION and become a Charlotte Garden Club Member! Go to charlottegardenclub.com to join, then return to this page to buy your member-discounted tickets.

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Gendered Artist Panel

Artist Panel moderated by Adam Justice, Assistant Curator of Modern &Contemporary Art at The Mint Museum. Participating artists TBA.

GENDERED seeks to create an inclusive arts forum for gender and its common intersectionalities with race, class, sexuality, and identity. The current divisive political climate finds people seeking a means to come together and find a common understanding. The YAMs believe in the unifying force of art and seek to create a safe space of expression and dialogue. GENDERED is a group exhibition featuring twenty-four artists from across the country and representing a variety of viewpoints through diverse mediums that invites viewers to join the conversation. The featured works of art were selected by a panel of esteemed jurors: Kelli Connell, Ryan James Caruthers, John Edmonds, & Carla Hanzal.

The Young Affiliates of the Mint Museum is the longest running young professional group and the premier social arts organization for young professionals in Charlotte, North Carolina. For twenty-seven years the YAMs have supported the Mint Museum through a variety of social, cultural, leadership and fundraising activities and events. The YAMs are committed to raising funds to offset the cost of free school tours of the Mint Museum for school-aged children in Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools. These tours inspire a new generation of artists and art enthusiasts who will make Charlotte a more vibrant community. To learn more, visit youngaffiliates.org/gendered