Join Clark Gardens in this annual celebration of opening for the spring season. Each March a month-long festival, Grow at Clark Gardens, is hosted.
Grow at Clark Gardens is all about enriching lives through art, wellness, and nature-based activities.
There is something for everyone. While many of the activities are included with the purchase of a general admissions ticket, some events require tickets to be purchased in advance and some have additional fees that apply. All details can be found below.
We would like to give a big shout out to all the AMAZING SPONSORS who help make this festival a possibility.
During 2025’s Grow at Clark Gardens each weekend will have a different theme: Grow Wild, Let’s Go Girls, Grow Together – Through Horticulture & Holi Celebration, Grow West – Celebrating Texas Heritage, and Let the Good Times Grow.
**Some activities may have an additional fee.
Cheese 101 by Antonelli's Cheese Shop
February 27 - 28
Quanah Parker:
One Man, Two Worlds Traveling Exhibit
March 1-31
Grow Wild Saturday
March 1
Flower Arranging Class
March 6
Hat Bar
March 7
Let's Grow Girls Saturday
March 8
Children's No Bake Class - Dirt Cups
March 11
Children's Baking Class - Cake Pops
March 12
Becoming a Pollinator Pal:
Fun & Educational Activities
March 13
Fiber Frenzy: All Things Yarn, Fabric, & Thread
March 14
Children's No Baking Class - Mud Pies
March 14
Grow Together Saturday -
Through Horticulture & Holi Celebration
March 15
Spring Bee Paint & Sip
& Holi Celebration
March 16
Children's No Baking Class - Mud Pies
March 17
Children's No Bake Class - Dirt Cups
March 18
Children's Baking Class - Cake Pops
March 19
Becoming a Pollinator Pal:
Fun & Educational Activities
March 20
The Garden Party, Cirque de Fleur
March 21
Grow West Saturday,
Celebrating Texas Heritage
March 22
Boil & Blooms
March 29
Clicking on an event in the calendar below displays its details.
Date: Saturday, March 22, 2025
Time: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Yeehaw! Get ready to saddle up and celebrate Texas heritage. Clark Gardens will have the spirit of the wild west coming to life. From cowboy boots to dummy calf roping, this event is a rootin' tootin' good time for all. Be sure to make your way to the "Quanah Parker: One man, Two Worlds" Traveling Exhibit where you can experience the rich history and culture of Texas. So grab your hat and join the fun, partner! It's gonna be a rip-roaring good time.
*Additional fees apply
Time: 10:00am – 11:00am
Fee: This activity is included with the purchase of a general admission ticket.
Lance Tahmahkera, the great-great-grandson of Quanah Parker, Last Chief of the Comanches, will be sharing stories and histories of the Comanche, the heritage and perspectives of Native Americans, and will also have rare family artifacts and photographs.
Time: TBD
Location: Chapel
Fee: This activity is included with the purchase of a general admission ticket.
Join us at Clark Gardens chapel to see the stunning collection of quilts by the talented local quilters, The Piecful Stitchers! Experience the beauty of their quilts and listen to the stories behind the different designs. Feel free to ask any questions about the creation process or simply appreciate the talent and dedication put into each piece of art. We can't wait to share this special experience with you.
Time: 1:30pm - 2:30pm
Location: Chapel
Come and join Bill Hopkins, former president of the Dallas Chapter Native Plant Society of Texas, for an enlightening seminar on landscaping with Texas Native Plants! Discover the beauty and benefits of incorporating native flora into your outdoor spaces. Learn about the variety of plants that thrive in the unique climate of Texas and how to create a sustainable and vibrant landscape that requires less water and maintenance.
Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this seminar is tailored for all levels of experience. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and appreciation of local plant life while transforming your garden into a colorful oasis. Join Bill, a Palo Pinto County local since 2016, and explore the wonderful world of landscaping with Texas Native Plants together. Bill is also active in the local Texas Master Naturalist program and Master Gardener.
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567 Maddux Road
Weatherford, Texas 76088
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 276
Mineral Wells, Texas 76068
Phone: (940) 682-4856
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