Sip at BRIT
Celebrating BRIT’s 30th Anniversary
These events will be 30-minute mixers followed by an hour of light and fun learning.
Third Thursdays 5:30 – 7 p.m. $20 or BRIT Members $10
Wine sponsors:
March 16 - High Performance Landscaping
Heather Bass, Botanical Research Assistant and Keri Barfield, Programs Manager
BRIT’s collaborative project on urban landscaping will give you ideas on using native plants to increase water efficiency and pollinators, while decreasing carbon footprint. With tasty Hors d’ oeuvres!
April 20 - Photographing People with Wildflowers
MacKenzie Hughes of Fort Worth Camera
Tips from a pro will help you capture the most beautiful photos of your loved ones among wildflowers.
Hors d’ oeuvres by Special thanks to
May 18 - Sip and Walk Plant Tour
Greg Gunn, Facilities Manager and Bob O’Kennon, Resident Research Associate
Learn the glories of using native plants while touring BRIT’s landscape and find out what will work in your spring garden.
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June 15 - The Secret Treasures of BRIT
Barney Lipscomb, Director of BRIT Press, Leonhardt Chair of Texas Botany
Get a behind the scenes look at BRIT’s hidden treasure of precious gems in the way of museum quality botanical books and rare plant specimens from unusual places around the world.
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July 20 - The Science of Whiskey
Rob Arnold, Head Distiller, TX Whiskey
Learn the science behind what it takes to make an award-winning whiskey and treat your own palate!c
Hors d’ oeuvres by Special thanks to
September 21 - Sip and Walk Plant Tour
Greg Gunn, Facilities Manager and Bob O’Kennon, Resident Research Associate
Learn the glories of using native plants while touring BRIT’s landscape and find out what will work in your fall garden.
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October 19 - Bubbling Cauldrons and Ghastly Plants
Barney Lipscomb, Director of BRIT Press, Leonhardt Chair of Texas Botany and Tiana Rehman, Collections Manager
Peek inside the fiery cauldron of BRIT botanist and messenger of death, Barney Lipscomb, and discover the mysteriousness and mischievousness of plants past and present. Mr. Lipscomb will take you on a face-paced, multimedia journey through cultural, historical, and mythological aspects of poisonous plants. Costumes encouraged!
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