2026074 NYBG Orchid Show 2026

04/22/2026  Wednesday  Trip#2026074

It’s spring inside as well as out when you visit The Orchid Show: Mr. Flower Fantastic’s Concrete Jungle

New York City has never bloomed like this. At The Orchid Show: Mr. Flower Fantastic’s Concrete Jungle,  orchids collide with concrete in a dazzling reimagining of the Big Apple from stoops and slice shops to the subway itself. Step into a breathtaking fusion of nature and cityscape artistry in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, and experience

the flair and style of New York transformed by thousands of flowers. Come surround yourself with THOUSANDS of orchids in almost every color of the rainbow!!

About the Artist

A native New Yorker and anonymous artist whose creations have captivated fashion houses and cultural icons alike, MFF is known for merging floristry, sculpture, and storytelling. Because of a floral allergy, he usually works behind a mask and gloves—but at NYBG, it’s his craft that takes center stage. With Louis Vuitton, Adidas, Netflix, and other collaborators, he’s brought floral art to a global audience. And now, he transforms the Garden’s landmark glasshouse into a concrete jungle that celebrates resilience, reinvention, and the timeless beauty of NYC in bloom.

Free time to get a meal on your own while visiting the gardens!

Founded in 1891, The New York Botanical Garden is the most comprehensive botanical garden in the world and an integral part of the cultural fabric of New York City, anchored in the Bronx. Visitors come to the Garden to connect with nature for joy, beauty, and respite, and for renowned plant-based exhibitions, music and dance, and poetry and lectures. Innovative children’s education programs promote environmental sustainability and nutrition awareness, graduate programs educate the next generation of botanists, while engaging classes inspire adults to remain lifelong learners. The 250-acre verdant landscape—which includes a 50-acre, old-growth forest—and the landmark Enid A. Haupt Conservatory support living collections of more than one million plants. Unparalleled resources are also held in the LuEsther T. Mertz Library, the world’s most important botanical and horticultural library with 11 million archival items spanning ten centuries, and William and Lynda Steere Herbarium, the largest in the Western Hemisphere with 7.8 million plant and fungal specimens. Committed to protecting the planet’s biodiversity and natural resources, Garden scientists work on-site in cutting-edge molecular labs and in areas worldwide where biodiversity is most at risk.