Why Lego animals are coming to the Fort Worth Botanic Garden this summer
The Fort Worth Botanic Garden will play host to more than 40 Lego sculptures this summer.
In the new Nature POP! exhibit by Sean Kenney, a doe and her fawn, a bushy-tailed fox and a sneaky panther are just a few of the installations made from more than 800,000 small plastic Lego blocks.
Kenney is a New York-based Lego professional and one of the world’s most celebrated Lego artists. The Botanic Garden has worked with him before in 2021 to bring “Nature Connects,” where he built Lego lilly pads, butterflies and rose sculptures. The Nature POP! exhibit will be similar.
The Lego exhibit is a reminder that everything in nature is connected, just like each Lego block in each sculpture. If you pull one piece away, the whole picture changes.
How much does it cost to see the new Lego exhibit at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden?
Nature POP! by Kenney is free to see with a general admission ticket.
- Children 2 years old and younger are free.
- Children 3 years old to 15 years old are $8 to $9.
- Adults are $14 to $15.
- Seniors at least 65 years old are $12 to $13.
- Members get free admission with a one-year pass for $60.
- Parking onsite is free.
During June and July, guests who wear a soccer jersey will receive half-off general admission in celebration of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
How long is the Lego Nature POP! exhibit available?
Kenney’s Nature POP! exhibit will be scattered around the entirety of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden from May 22 to Sept. 7.
The Fort Worth Botanic Garden is located at 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd. It is open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The last tickets for each day are sold at 5 p.m.