Berkeley Showcase

Individual and family registrants:

Check-in on Upper Sproul Plaza at the base of Savio Steps.

Groups:

Check-in on the Southside of Sproul Hall (Bancroft Way side) at the tent.

Welcome to UC Berkeley! Kick off your day with lively entertainment, insights from our student MCs, and a warm welcome from the associate vice chancellor of enrollment. We'll also provide an overview of the day’s activities and sessions to ensure you make the most of your visit. We’re excited to have you here!

Doors open at 8:30 a.m.

Location: Wheeler Hall Auditorium

Discover UC Berkeley through a one-hour campus accessible walking tour led by our trained student campus ambassadors. Learn about our history, academic opportunities, student life, and more! Tours happen continuously from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. as groups of about 20 people gather at the tour tent. Also, we will offer tours at 2:30 and 3 p.m.

Tours in Spanish and Mandarin available at 9 and 11 a.m.

Location: Sather Road tour tent (Southwest corner of Wheeler Hall)

Admissions information session

Learn more about the first-year and transfer admission process directly from a UC Berkeley admissions officer.

Location: Valley Life Sciences Building 2050

Bakar BioEnginuity Hub Info Session

The Bakar BioEnginuity Hub is a home for life science entrepreneurship that hosts a world-class biotech incubator, Bakar Labs, and Campus Programs that bridge the gap between academia and entrepreneurship. We invite you to join us for one of our two info sessions which will include a half hour presentation on entrepreneurship resources on campus followed by a tour of our facilities. We will have a maximum of 40 students per session.

Location: 2625 Durant Ave

Becoming a Berkeley Engineer

Engage in dialogue about what it takes to become a Berkeley Engineer. Learn about the rigor, student experiences and wonderful opportunities that await students in the College of Engineering.

Location: Stanley Hall 106

Student Panel: Finding Support for Diverse Communities at the Centers for Educational Equity and Excellence

Student panelists who are part of the Centers for Educational Equity and Excellence (CE3) frosh programs will discuss their decision to attend UC Berkeley, adjustment to university life, and tips on getting involved in campus and access support. The session will conclude with advice they wish they had known during their first year at Cal.

Location: Evans Hall 10

College of Environmental Design Archives and Library

Come learn about the extensive resources the College of Environmental Design provides to support student development as a designer and scholar. Presenter: Betsy Frederick-Rothwell, Curator of Environmental Design Archives.

Location: Bauer Wurster Hall, Room 170 (first floor)

Cybersecurity 101

Explore the fascinating world of cybersecurity through OSINT! Practice and learn Open Source Intelligence (OST) to counter social engineering, phishing, and understand how it can affect us in today's world and in the future. No experience with cybersecurity or computer science is needed!

Location: Sutardja Dai Hall 621

Empowerment in Computer Science

ANova is a student organization that seeks to empower students by providing computer science education and mentorship to under-resourced schools and marginalized communities. Our mentors develop individualized curriculum to teach at each of our middle and high school sites, with the goal of increasing equitable exposure and accessibility to the tech space.

Learn about our mission to make computer science education and opportunities within computer science more equitable, available, and achievable for students of all backgrounds.

Location: Evans Hall 3

Envision Haas: Business Transfer Applicant Session + Student Panel

Envision Haas is an information session available to students from community college or other 4-year colleges/universities who are considering transferring to the Business major at UC Berkeley. In this admissions information session, we will cover the business major and the application process. We will also be joined by a panel of current Haas undergraduate transfer students who will be sharing their experiences in Haas academics, community and student life.

Location: Andersen Auditorium, Haas Campus

Funding Your Future

Navigating financial aid can be overwhelming. Let the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office guide you through the process! Join us as we simplify the application steps, discuss affordability, explain awards, and much more.  

Location: Hearst Field Annex A1

Future Bears Ahead: Using the Transfer Admissions Planner as your roadmap to the UC

With over 150 majors offered at UC Berkeley it's hard to narrow down just one!  In this session we'll go over the UC Transfer Admissions Planner which is designed to help you throughout your transfer journey. Workshop attendees will have a better understanding of not only TAP but how to explore undergraduate majors offered by the university.  

Location: Evans Hall 9

Interdisciplinary Studies Major Panel

The Interdisciplinary Studies Field (ISF) Major offers undergraduate students the unique opportunity to pursue their multifaceted academic interests within one major, across multiple disciplines. Join this session to hear from current Interdisciplinary Studies students talk about their experience with the major and how it allows them to explore their personal and academic passions. ISF faculty will join to explain how they advise students throughout the senior thesis process. 

Location: Dwinelle Hall 106

Rausser College of Natural Resources Welcome and Student Experience Panel

Come learn about the FIRST college in the UC system from Dean David Ackerly, Associate Dean Kate O'Neill, and Assistant Director Meaghan DeRespini. Hear about how the College is addressing societal and environmental problems and how you can join us to "see the bigger picture and make a better world." Meet our amazing students and learn first-hand about what it is like to be a student at Rausser College! Learn about the different majors, research, community, and leadership opportunities at Rausser College. Ask all the questions you need an answer to before applying to the College.

Location: Evans Hall 60

Responding to the Personal Insight Questions: A how to workshop

Imagine UC was a person. If we met face-to-face, what would you want us to know about you? These personal insight questions allow you to tell us. You could write about your creative side. Your thoughts on leadership. A challenge you’ve faced. Whatever questions you answer, make sure you show us your personality—just as you would in real life. Join us to hear first-hand from an admissions officer how to approach writing your PIQ's and how they are used in our holistic admissions review process.

Location: Valley Life Science Building 2060

Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology (SCET) Empowering innovators to change the world

Interested in launching a startup? We invite you to join our information session to hear about SCET’s real-world curriculum that develops lifelong skills, leading to career opportunities with innovative companies and new ventures. During this session, you will also have the chance to ask questions and interact with our SCET staff and students. Staff will talk about our courses and how they help students gain the insight, exposure and practical training they need to become leaders and innovators. Listen in to learn more about our Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Technology, which is open to students from all majors.

Location: Dwinelle Hall 262

Strawberry Creek Walking Tour

Learn about Strawberry Creek, an urban creek running through campus, creek restoration projects, and green infrastructure. 

Location: Eucalyptus Grove, West of Weill Hall

Tour of the Jacobs Hall Makerspace

Take a guided tour of Cal's state-of-the-art design and fabrication facility, the Jacobs Hall Makerspace. Tours cover all 8,000+ square feet of the Makerspace, including digital fabrication, woodshop, Soft Lab (textiles), electronics, metal shop, the Advanced Prototyping Lab and more.

Location: Jacobs Hall (meet at the West entrance off Etcheverry Plaza)

Transfer Student Panel: Why Computing, Data Science, and Society

Our transfer students share their experiences on being a CDSS student at Berkeley, and how these degrees align with their future goals both in the industry and graduate school. You'll be able to hear from current students across different degrees, Statistics, Computer Science, and Data Science, and about their diverse paths to get to our college.    

Location: Dwinelle Hall 134

Your Home at UC Berkeley

Your undergraduate years at Berkeley will be memorable and exciting as you rise to new challenges and develop a college lifestyle that fits you and your goals. Living on campus provides you with an easy, safe, and convenient support system, including academic centers, delicious dining options, and rates that are all-inclusive of residential services. Please join our presentation and student panel to learn about our many offerings.

Location: Valley Life Sciences Building 2040

Explore a vibrant sampling of campus life at our resource fair! Interact with student clubs, learn more about a new academic area of interest, and discover the many student support services available to help you thrive. Whether you're seeking ways to get involved, academic guidance, or personal support, this fair has something for everyone.

Location: Dwinelle Plaza, Sather Gate and Upper Sproul Plaza

Participants include:

• AAAA - Furries at Berkeley
• Academic Cultural Enrichment Coaches
• Army ROTC
• ASUC Mental Health Commission
• ASUC/EOP
• Berke1337
• Berkeley Connect
• Berkeley Engineers and Mentors
• Berkeley Hope Scholars
• Berkeley School of Education
• Berkeley Student Union
• Berkeley Study Abroad
• Best Buddies at Berkeley
• Black Engineering and Science Student Association
• Blue and Gold Yearbook
• Borsch Club
• Cal Veteran Services Center
• CalTeach
• Christians on Campus
• Cognitive Science
• College of Computing, Data Science, and Society
• College of Environmental Design
• College of Letters & Science 
• Colorstack at Berkeley
• Community College Transfer Services/ Transfer Alliance Project
• Disabled Students' Program
• Division of Arts & Humanities
• Engineering Student Services
• EOP STEM
• Fighting for Hope
• Friends of the Coops
• Global Edge, Freshman Edge, and Transfer Edge Programs
• Global Poverty and Practice Minor
• Haas Undergraduate Program
• Industrial Engineering & Operations Research (IEOR)/ Analytics
• Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Incorporated
• Mathematics Undergraduate Student Association
• Muslim Student Association
• Natural Hair Collective
• NROTC UC Berkeley
• Phi Lambda Rho Sorority, Inc.
• Piedmont Consulting Group and Oliv
• Political Science
• Public Health
• Public Service Center
• Rausser College of Natural Resources
• Society of Women Engineers
• Student Learning Center
• Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology
• The Berkeley Forum
• The Dialectic
• The eHub at Berkeley (also known as the Berkeley Haas Entrepreneurship Hub)
• The Wildlife Society at Berkeley
• Toxicology Student Association of Berkeley
• Turning Point USA at Berkeley
• UC Berkeley Housing
• Office of Undergraduate Admission
• Undergraduate Graphics Group
• Undocumented Student Program
• Unwind

Welcome to UC Berkeley! Kick off your day with lively entertainment, insights from our student MCs, and a warm welcome from the associate vice chancellor of enrollment. We'll also provide an overview of the day’s activities and sessions to ensure you make the most of your visit. We’re excited to have you here!

Doors open at 10:30 am.

Location: Wheeler Hall Auditorium

Admissions information session

Learn more about the first-year and transfer admission process directly from a UC Berkeley admissions officer.

Location: Valley Life Sciences Building 2050

Ask us anything! Parent and supporter panel

Calling all parents and supporters! Join us for an open and honest Q&A session featuring panelists from:

• Dean of Students Office
• Housing
• Office of Equity and Inclusion
• Office of Undergraduate Admissions
• UC Police Department

Whether you're curious about academics, social life, housing opportunities for your student, or navigating campus resources, this is your chance to ask anything. Our panelists will share their experiences, insights, and tips to help your student make the most of their college journey. Bring your questions and get ready for an engaging conversation!

Location: Evans Hall 10

Bakar BioEnginuity Hub Info Session

The Bakar BioEnginuity Hub is a home for life science entrepreneurship that hosts a world-class biotech incubator, Bakar Labs, and Campus Programs that bridge the gap between academia and entrepreneurship. We invite you to join us for one of our two info sessions which will include a half hour presentation on entrepreneurship resources on campus followed by a tour of our facilities. We will have a maximum of 40 students per session.

Location: 2625 Durant Ave

Becoming a Berkeley Engineer

Engage in dialogue about what it takes to become a Berkeley Engineer. Learn about the rigor, student experiences and wonderful opportunities that await students in the College of Engineering.

Location: Stanley Hall 106

Building Tour of the College of Environmental Design (CED)

Bauer Wurster Hall provides a rich environment for the CED community: a world-class library and design archives, research facilities, computer labs, simulation and prototyping labs, fabrication shop, digital fabrication lab, and galleries. CED is home to students with the majors in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Sustainable Environmental Design, and Urban Studies. Led by College of Environmental Design Admissions Ambassadors

Location: Bauer Wurster Hall, First floor lobby

Cybersecurity 101

Explore the fascinating world of cybersecurity through OSINT! Practice and learn Open Source Intelligence (OST) to counter social engineering, phishing, and understand how it can affect us in today's world and in the future. No experience with cybersecurity or computer science is needed!

Location: Sutardja Dai Hall 621

Diversity in the Transfer Student Experience at Cal

Hear from current UC Berkeley transfer students as they share their experiences and insights on their transition to Cal. Come ask questions, hear valuable tips, and learn what it's like to thrive in a new academic environment from those who’ve successfully made the leap!

Location: Stanley Hall 105

Empowerment in Computer Science

ANova is a student organization that seeks to empower students by providing computer science education and mentorship to under-resourced schools and marginalized communities. Our mentors develop individualized curriculum to teach at each of our middle and high school sites, with the goal of increasing equitable exposure and accessibility to the tech space.

Learn about our mission to make computer science education and opportunities within computer science more equitable, available, and achievable for students of all backgrounds.

Location: Evans Hall 3

Entrepreneurship is for Everyone! The eHub will show you how.

Entrepreneurship is hard to spell. Entrepreneurship is hard to pronounce. Entrepreneurship is hard for many to identify with. In this fun + interactive session, you'll learn why eHub Executive Director Dawn McGee is convinced that entrepreneurship has gifts for everyone. More importantly, you'll learn how the eHub supports your entrepreneurship practice at Berkeley.

Location: Hearst Field Annex B5

Funding Your Future

Navigating financial aid can be overwhelming. Let the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office guide you through the process! Join us as we simplify the application steps, discuss affordability, explain awards, and much more.  

Location: Hearst Field Annex A1

Future Bears Ahead: Using the Transfer Admissions Planner as your roadmap to the UC

With over 150 majors offered at UC Berkeley it's hard to narrow down just one!  In this session we'll go over the UC Transfer Admissions Planner which is designed to help you throughout your transfer journey. Workshop attendees will have a better understanding of not only TAP but how to explore undergraduate majors offered by the university.  

Location: Evans Hall 9

Imagine Spieker: Business First Year Applicant Info Session + Student Panel

Imagine Spieker is an information session available to high school students who are considering applying to the Business major at UC Berkeley. In this admissions information session, we will cover the business major, and the application process. We will also be joined by a panel of current Haas undergraduate students who will be sharing their experiences in Haas academics, community and student life.

Location: Andersen Auditorium, Haas Campus

Interdisciplinary Studies Major Panel

The Interdisciplinary Studies Field (ISF) Major offers undergraduate students the unique opportunity to pursue their multifaceted academic interests within one major, across multiple disciplines. Join this session to hear from current Interdisciplinary Studies students talk about their experience with the major and how it allows them to explore their personal and academic passions. ISF faculty will join to explain how they advise students throughout the senior thesis process. 

Location: Dwinelle Hall 106

Responding to the Personal Insight Questions: A how to workshop

Imagine UC was a person. If we met face-to-face, what would you want us to know about you? These personal insight questions allow you to tell us. You could write about your creative side. Your thoughts on leadership. A challenge you’ve faced. Whatever questions you answer, make sure you show us your personality—just as you would in real life. Join us to hear first-hand from an admissions officer how to approach writing your PIQ's and how they are used in our holistic admissions review process.

Location: Valley Life Science Building 2060

Strawberry Creek Walking Tour

Learn about Strawberry Creek, an urban creek running through campus, creek restoration projects, and green infrastructure. 

Location: Eucalyptus Grove, West of Weill Hall

Tour of the Jacobs Hall Makerspace

Take a guided tour of Cal's state-of-the-art design and fabrication facility, the Jacobs Hall Makerspace. Tours cover all 8,000+ square feet of the Makerspace, including digital fabrication, woodshop, Soft Lab (textiles), electronics, metal shop, the Advanced Prototyping Lab and more.

Location: Jacobs Hall (meet at the West entrance off Etcheverry Plaza)

Transfer Student Panel: Why Computing, Data Science, and Society

Our transfer students share their experiences on being a CDSS student at Berkeley, and how these degrees align with their future goals both in the industry and graduate school. You'll be able to hear from current students across different degrees, Statistics, Computer Science, and Data Science, and about their diverse paths to get to our college.    

Location: Dwinelle Hall 134

Your Home at UC Berkeley

Your undergraduate years at Berkeley will be memorable and exciting as you rise to new challenges and develop a college lifestyle that fits you and your goals. Living on campus provides you with an easy, safe, and convenient support system, including academic centers, delicious dining options, and rates that are all-inclusive of residential services. Please join our presentation and student panel to learn about our many offerings.

Location: Valley Life Sciences Building 2040

Enjoy lunch on your own! For just $15, you can stop by any of our four dining commons for brunch starting at 10:30 a.m.

• • Crossroads Dining Commons (Located between Unit 1 and Unit 2 residence halls) is closest to the days activities
  • Foothill Dining Commons

In addition to our dining commons you may also consider:

• Goldies Coffee in the Martin Luther King Student Union Building from 9 a.m. - noon
• Bear's Lair Tavern from 12 - 10 p.m.
• or explore a variety of local restaurants nearby

Be sure to join us on Upper Sproul Plaza during lunch for the following student performances:

• DeCadence Acapella
• LUXX K Pop Dance Group
• Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Incorporated

Admissions information session

Learn more about the first-year and transfer admission process directly from a UC Berkeley admissions officer.

Location: Valley Life Sciences Building 2050

Ask us anything! Parent and supporter panel

Calling all parents and supporters! Join us for an open and honest Q&A session featuring panelists from:

• Dean of Students Office
• Housing
• Office of Equity and Inclusion
• Office of Undergraduate Admissions
• UC Police Department

Whether you're curious about academics, social life, housing opportunities for your student, or navigating campus resources, this is your chance to ask anything. Our panelists will share their experiences, insights, and tips to help your student make the most of their college journey. Bring your questions and get ready for an engaging conversation!

Location: Evans Hall 10

Ask us anything! Student panel

Join us for an open and honest Q&A session featuring a diverse panel of current Berkeley students! Whether you're curious about academics, social life, managing finances, or navigating campus resources, this is your chance to ask anything. Our panelists will share their experiences, insights, and tips to help you make the most of your college journey. Bring your questions and get ready for an engaging conversation!

Location: Wheeler Auditorium

Berkeley Changemaker student panel

Join our Berkeley Changemakers for Q&A to learn about their experiences as undergraduates at UC Berkeley. Berkeley Changemaker is a campus-wide certificate program with some 40 courses, teaching critical thinking, communication, and collaboration. All are welcome in our courses. Learn more at: https://changemaker.berkeley.edu

Location: Evans Hall 60

College of Environmental Design information session

Learn more about Berkeley's College of Environmental Design (CED), the majors Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Sustainable Environmental Design, and Urban Studies, and student experiences. Led by College of Environmental Design Admissions Ambassadors

Location: Bauer Wurster Hall, Room 112 (first floor)

Cybersecurity 101

Explore the fascinating world of cybersecurity through OSINT! Practice and learn Open Source Intelligence (OST) to counter social engineering, phishing, and understand how it can affect us in today's world and in the future. No experience with cybersecurity or computer science is needed!

Location: Sutardja Dai Hall 621

Empowerment in Computer Science

ANova is a student organization that seeks to empower students by providing computer science education and mentorship to under-resourced schools and marginalized communities. Our mentors develop individualized curriculum to teach at each of our middle and high school sites, with the goal of increasing equitable exposure and accessibility to the tech space.

Learn about our mission to make computer science education and opportunities within computer science more equitable, available, and achievable for students of all backgrounds.

Location: Evans Hall 3

Funding Your Future

Navigating financial aid can be overwhelming. Let the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office guide you through the process! Join us as we simplify the application steps, discuss affordability, explain awards, and much more.  

Location: Hearst Field Annex A1

Future Bears Ahead: Using the Transfer Admissions Planner as your roadmap to the UC

With over 150 majors offered at UC Berkeley it's hard to narrow down just one!  In this session we'll go over the UC Transfer Admissions Planner which is designed to help you throughout your transfer journey. Workshop attendees will have a better understanding of not only TAP but how to explore undergraduate majors offered by the university.  

Location: Evans Hall 9

Lab Rats: Q&A with UC Berkeley Science Student Organizations and Undergraduate Researchers

The Toxicology Student Association in collaboration with other UC Berkeley Registered Student Organizations presents an introduction to research and student panel to introduce new students to the many diverse communities and opportunities on campus that support undergraduates interested in getting involved with science and research at UC Berkeley. During this session, we will discuss the opportunities and resources available for students interested in pursuing science and research, and will facilitate an open Q&A with a panel of undergraduates representing different scientific student organizations and/or involved with research both on and off campus.

Location: Dwinelle Hall 134

Responding to the Personal Insight Questions: A how to workshop

Imagine UC was a person. If we met face-to-face, what would you want us to know about you? These personal insight questions allow you to tell us. You could write about your creative side. Your thoughts on leadership. A challenge you’ve faced. Whatever questions you answer, make sure you show us your personality—just as you would in real life. Join us to hear first-hand from an admissions officer how to approach writing your PIQ's and how they are used in our holistic admissions review process.

Location: Valley Life Science Building 2060

Shaping Global Voices: A Student Panel on Studying Language & Literature at Berkeley

Did you know that Berkeley teaches 60 languages? In this panel, you'll hear from current students who are studying languages and literatures and who came to Berkeley as both first-year and transfer admits. Learn how their classes and majors are preparing them to become global citizens, engage with local communities, and interact meaningfully with people and ideas across our fast-changing world. Whether you're already multilingual or just starting to think about learning a second language, we're excited to welcome you!

Location: Stanley Hall 106

Getting to campus

There are a variety of ways to get to campus:

• Public transportation options include AC transit and BART. More information available on the Public Transit at a Glance page.
• Ride share pick up and drop off locations (request to be dropped off at Sproul Hall)

Parking information

To make your visit as smooth as possible, we recommend parking in any of the following parking lots:

• Underhill 
• Recreational Sports Facility (RSF Garage on Google maps)
• Telegraph-Channing

Please note that parking is not free; standard parking rates will apply. 

For additional details about campus parking, including other available lots and rates, please visit the campus parking website.

Campus map

Sather Tower, also known as the Campanile, is one of UC Berkeley’s most beloved and well-known symbols. Visible for miles at 307 feet, the Campanile is the second-tallest freestanding clock and bell tower in the world. Get a spectacular, sprawling view of the Bay Area from the observation platform, accessible via an elevator and 38 stairs.

The Campanile will be open and free to Showcase attendees from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Saturday, Nov 2.

Lear more about the Campanile.

Need a break from the action? Stop by the Bear's Lair to re-charge and refuel. We'll have seating, light refreshments and beverages throughout the day.

Location: Bear's Lair (lower level of Eshleman Hall)

Latinx Student Resource Center - Stop by the Latinx Student Resource Center and learn about our center! Prospective students and families are invited to tour our center, speak with our staff, and learn about the resources offered.

• Location: Hearst Field Annex, Building B
• Hours: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Rausser College of Natural Resources - Tour the Rausser College Student Resource Center where students find community and get support from their Rausser College Advisors. Have one on one time with Rausser College Advisors and the Assistant Director of Advising & Operations. Come experience first-hand why Rausser College Advisors are consistently rated highly by their students!

• Location: 260 Mulford Hall
• Hours: 1:30 - 3 p.m.

UC Botanical Garden - The 34-acre UC Botanical Garden is one of the most diverse landscapes in the world, with over 10,000 types of plants from around the world. Come enjoy this beautiful space, located just above campus. If you are driving to the garden, there are two UC Berkeley managed lots available:

1. The parking lot located directly across the street from the Garden entrance

2. The Lawrence Hall of Science lot, located above the Garden toward Grizzly Peak Blvd., with access to the Garden via a three minute free shuttle ride.

A shuttle is available seven days a week:

• Monday through Friday: The campus Hill shuttle runs Monday through Friday, every 30 minutes, starting at 8:30 a.m. This includes free rides between the Lawrence Hall of Science parking lot and the Garden. (See the H Line Shuttle link for detailed schedule and route.)

• Saturday, Sunday and Holidays: The Garden Overflow Parking Shuttle runs on Saturday, Sunday and holidays when the Garden is open, approximately every 15-20 minutes from 10 a.m.–5:15 p.m. This free shuttle only runs between the Garden and the Lawrence Hall of Science parking lot. The parking lot rate is $1.50 per hour. Please note that the lots are managed by the University of California at Berkeley. Pay by entering your license plate number and using a credit card at a lot machine, or, use the Pay By Phone app. Save time and avoid the hassle of waiting in line: before you leave home download the Pay By Phone app. Convenient and easy to use, plus, via the app you can extend your stay while strolling the Garden. Please note that parking is limited and not guaranteed.

Accessible parking: There are accessible parking spaces available in each lot (rate is $1.50 per hour), and the shuttles are wheelchair accessible.

If you have further questions, please contact us at 510-643-2755 or garden@berkeley.edu.

Be Green: Please consider carpooling, or taking ride share to the Garden. Biking or walking up to the Garden is only recommended for active guests comfortable walking uphill 30+ minutes. There are bike racks available at the entrance to the Garden.

• Location: 200 Centennial Drive
• Hours: 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.