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Standing Tall: A Texas Tree Festival

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Last held Sun Nov 8, 2026.

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Past · Nov 89:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Sunday, November 8, 2026: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Houston Botanic Garden1 Botanic Ln, Houston, TX 77017 · 7.8 mi approx. from HoustonDirections

All ages (Family-friendly)

From $20$20 adults; $16 children (3–17), students, military and seniors; free for ages 2 and under

About this adventure

A Texas native trees and forest family festival held at the Houston Botanic Garden during the crisp autumn weather. The event features guided parent-child walks through the woods to learn about Texas oak trees and local tree species ecology, children's fallen leaf art rubbing workshops, tree bark texture science observation stations, tree canopy climbing rope experience demonstrations, and native seedling adoption guidance. The botanic garden has extremely flat, accessible hard-surface walking paths, making all types of folding strollers very easy to push. The main visitor center is equipped with an air-conditioned family lounge, parent-child nursing rooms, and diaper changing stations with safety belts.

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