NYBG Spring Uncorked 2024

The New York Botanical Garden invites visitors to enjoy an exquisite fusion of spring beauty
and local wine on Daffodil Hill during the Botanical Garden’s highly anticipated Spring Uncorked
event.

Renowned wineries from the Hudson Valley, Brooklyn, and Long Island will provide a diverse selection of tastings as visitors unwind to live music, delve into the art and science of winemaking, and participate in a variety of crafts and games. Morning Glory Markets will curate a lineup of the Tri-State area’s finest local foods to complement the wine-tasting experience. An NYBG-branded wine tumbler is included in the Spring Uncorked ticket price. (In case of inclement weather, the event will be held on Sunday, May 5th)

Featuring:

• Wine Tasting
  Grab a souvenir NYBG wine tumbler and join fellow revelers for a fight of palate-pleasing wines
  from more than 10 New York State wineries. Bottles will be available for sale.
• Live Music
  As visitors sip their wine, they may relax or dance to the original sounds of some of the newest
  artists on the scene including Harlem-born R&B singer Mia Jae, Brooklyn-based indie rock group
  Jewelry, and New York City-based power pop and glam rock band Josephine Network.
• Grab a Bite
  Purchase and enjoy delicious lunch options for purchase from a lineup of the tri-state area’s finest
  local foods, curated by Morning Glory Markets.
• Make Sense of the Scent
  Stop by and try an aroma recognition training activity praised by sommeliers. From raspberry to
  pepper, this selection of scents allows revelers to identify common aromas found in wines and
  increase their sommelier vocabulary.
• Uncorked Crafts and Lawn Games
  Have fun with an assortment of family-friendly games, including cornhole and giant Jenga, and
  give your wine cork a second life with guided craft activities from Materials for the Arts.
  Materials for the Arts is New York City’s premier creative reuse center, providing N.Y.C. arts
  nonprofits, public schools, and City agencies with access to free materials for their art projects.