Exotic tropical plants and floral displays await you at the W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory in Wright Park. This historic glass conservatory, with its distinctive twelve-sided central dome, is listed on the City of Tacoma, Washington State and National historic registers.  3,000 panes of glass make up the dome and wings of the Conservatory. 

In 2013, instead of monthly rotating floral displays, the Conservatory will feature four grand floral exhibits. Visitors over the age of twelve will be asked to pay a $3 admission fee at the door during the six week period of each of the four floral displays to help subsidize the cost of producing those plants. The Conservatory will remain free to all visitors for the 27 weeks when the special floral exhibits are not on display.

All year long the permanent collection will take you on a trip to faraway places and give you a glimpse into another world!  Combine your trip with a visit to the historical Wright Park Arboretum for a magnificent trip to one of Tacoma’s oldest and most treasured parks.

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	2013 Grand Floral Exhibits Crave: An Early Glimpse of Spring - Feb. 12-Mar. 24, 2013 Vivid: A Burst of Summer Color - Jun. 18-Jul. 29, 2013 Crisp: An Ode to Autumn - Sep. 24-Nov. 3, 2013 Lavish: A Festive Victorian Holiday - Nov. 29, 2013-Jan. 12, 2014
	Permanent Biological Collection
	Wright Park Arboretum