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Tulsa Botanic Garden’s DIG Day returns Sunday afternoon
The Garden’s annual Day in the Garden family fundraiser is Sunday, Sept. 27, 2–5 p.m. — pumpkin patch, hay maze, monarch tagging, and more for the Driskill Children’s Discovery Garden.
Sunday’s outdoor tip is west of downtown.
Tulsa Botanic Garden hosts its annual Day in the Garden (D.I.G.) family fundraiser Sunday, Sept. 27, from 2–5 p.m. at 3900 Tulsa Botanic Drive. The Garden’s event page and Ticketspice listing both put the window there; News On 6’s weekend roundup also flags the 13th annual DIG day at 2 p.m.
Ticketspice describes hands-on fall activities: a pumpkin patch, hay maze, monarch tagging, scarecrow voting, face painting, a kids DJ, and craft stations (fairy gardens, nature wands, flower weaving), plus food and complimentary sno cones. Every ticket supports the Driskill Children’s Discovery Garden.
Pricing on the Ticketspice page: children attend free with a paid adult; adult tickets are $30 for Garden members and $40 for non-members, covering activities, crafts, food, and non-alcoholic drinks. Important logistics from that same page: the Garden closes to the public at noon and reopens for D.I.G. ticket holders at 2 p.m.
Buy through the Garden’s Ticketspice link and re-check the event page before you drive out. This is a fundraiser tip, not a Best Of ranking.