Green Bay Botanical Garden invites guests and their four-legged companions to enjoy the beauty of early spring in Wisconsin during Dog Day on Sunday, April 12 or Sunday, April 19 from 10 am–2 pm.

The next two Sundays, guests can soak up early spring scenes, walk outdoor paths, and explore natural areas. It’s a way for guests to get outside, enjoy fresh air, and experience the Garden in a fun and relaxed way with their pups. Local pet vendors will also be on site, offering treats, products, and information for dog lovers.

Dog Day is included with regular Garden admission for owners and can be purchased online ahead of time. Dog admission is $7.

Garden members receive free admission, and their dogs can enjoy free entry during Dog Day hours.

Dog Day Guidelines:

• Dogs must remain on a leash at all times.
• One dog per adult.
• Dogs must be vaccinated.
• Owners must clean up after their pets. Waste stations will be located throughout the Garden.
• A signed waiver is required. Interested guests can fill it out online.
• The Bell Children’s Garden and Arendt Conifer Garden will be off limits to dogs to help protect plant collections.
• Dogs are not allowed in the Garden outside of event hours. Service animals are welcome.

Dog Day offers a unique way to enjoy spring at the Garden, whether strolling pathways, walking wooded trails, or simply spending time outdoors with your canine companion.

For details and to plan your outing, visit GBBG.org/DogDay.

About Green Bay Botanical Garden  

Green Bay Botanical Garden connects people with plants by providing year-round educational and recreational experiences for everyone in an environment that engages, inspires, and refreshes. First opened in 1996 and now featuring 47-acres of display gardens and natural areas, the Garden touches the lives of more than 200,000 guests annually on average from northeast Wisconsin and beyond. For more information about other happenings, visit GBBG.org or call 920.490.9457.