Friday, March 28th 2025, 9:39 am
The 70th annual SpringFest, Tulsa’s oldest garden market, will take place April 11-12 at Woodward Park.
This free event, running from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day, marks the start of the gardening festival season and promises a fun and educational experience for all ages.
SpringFest, set in the heart of Tulsa’s Woodward Park, offers an array of activities and attractions for gardening enthusiasts, families, and even furry friends.
Over 60 local nurseries, creative businesses, plant societies, and more will showcase their goods. Attendees can expect a vast selection of plants, garden art, birdhouses, stained glass, unique pots, cacti, bonsai, herbs, and much more.
Briana Hefley-Shepard, Director of Marketing & Communications for the Tulsa Garden Center, shared that SpringFest is more than just a market—it's a cherished tradition.
“Gardening is timeless, and people really like to celebrate that. It’s always been a great opportunity to jump-start your garden all in one space,” Hefley-Shepard said. “It's something that, I think, generations have brought their families to, and so they keep bringing their families. It's got a lot of staying power.”
There will also be a dog watering station, a café at the Carriage House, and plenty of opportunities for attendees to explore and enjoy the event.
In addition to the usual plant variety, SpringFest will feature an expanded children’s area, more vendors, and additional community partners like Reading Partners Tulsa.
Organizers recommend bringing a wagon to help carry all the plants and goodies attendees will inevitably pick up. A hat is also recommended to stay comfortable in the sun.
"If you've never been before, come this year, and you can thank us later!" Hefley-Shepard added.
For more information and a preview of vendors, visit the Tulsa Garden Center’s social media pages:
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