All programs are open for registration on August 1st of each year for the upcoming season. Each season runs from October through the summer of the next year.
Adult Workshop
Introduction to the Art of Kintsugi
Claudia Henao is a glass and floral artist. She is a self-taught artist, with a 20 years career spanning from when she traveled and lived in Europe for around 17 years with her family. Always surrounded and inspired by nature, her artistic creativity started to include floral design with her glass work a few years ago. Mrs. Henao started mixing glass and natural elements in her work which allows for a very unique and magical experience for the eye. Her creative repertoire encompasses unique botanical pieces like jewelry, huts, glasses, etc.
Sponsored by JM Family Enterprises
Speaker Series: Restoring America's Promise: The Fight for Justice
Talk by Dr. Mitch Maki
Join us for a truly impactful and interactive presentation that delves into the poignant history of the Japanese American WWII experience. Nationally recognized redress movement scholar, Dr. Mitch Maki, will guide you through this critical chapter in American history, exploring the challenges of incarceration and military service, and culminating with the passage of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988. Through the blending of historical facts with compelling community anecdotes and audience perspectives, Dr. Maki fosters a dynamic dialogue that connects this history to today's crucial issues of social justice and the enduring strength of democracy. This is more than a presentation; it is a moving and inspirational opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the unwavering Go For Broke spirit of the Japanese American soldiers and the ongoing relevance of their fight for the freedoms and liberties we all cherish. This is a chance to explore how their legacy impacts us and future generations
1:00PM, Saturday, May 30, 2026
Morikami Theater
Tea Ceremony Class
Sado: Beginner I & II
Thursday or Sunday Sessions
Expand upon your knowledge of Japanese tea ceremony in this hands-on class. Perform traditional Japanese tea ceremony, with its ever-evolving seasonal subtleties, in the authentic Seishin-an Tea House under the guidance of instructor Yoshiko Hardick. The tea ceremony changes from month to month and from season to season.
10:15AM, Sunday, May 31, 2026
Tea House
10:15AM, Thursday, June 4, 2026
Tea House
10:15AM, Sunday, July 5, 2026
Tea House
10:15AM, Thursday, July 9, 2026
Tea House
10:15AM, Sunday, September 13, 2026
Tea House
10:15AM, Thursday, September 17, 2026
Tea House
Tea Ceremony Class
Sado: Intermediate Classes
Expand upon your knowledge of Japanese tea ceremony in this hands-on class. Perform traditional Japanese tea ceremony, with its ever-evolving seasonal subtleties, in the authentic Seishin-an Tea House under the guidance of instructor Yoshiko Hardick. The tea ceremony changes from month to month and from season to season.
1:00PM, Sunday, May 31, 2026
Tea House
1:00PM, Thursday, June 4, 2026
Tea House
1:00PM, Sunday, July 5, 2026
Tea House
1:00PM, Thursday, July 9, 2026
Tea House
1:00PM, Sunday, September 13, 2026
Tea House
1:00PM, Thursday, September 17, 2026
Tea House
Adult Workshop
Nerikomi Ceramic Workshop
Nerikomi is a hand-building pattern technique made with colored clay, by mixing colored clay and then press it together. “Neri” means to mix, and “komi” means to press. The clay is layered in different patterns to create a block of clay. After, you slice the block into thin layers. Finally, you make a pattern in a repetitive (or abstract) way from these slices to create different objects. In this workshop students will learn in the first class to create a patterned block of two colors of clay. The second class will be dedicated to cut the slabs and transform them into nice trays, plates or vessels.
Sado: Tea Ceremony Workshop
Omotesenke School
This workshop teaches the basics of sadō – The Way of Tea – necessary to understand the aesthetics of sadō and to fully enjoy the tea ceremony itself. Participants become familiar with how to participate as a guest, how to make a bowl of tea, and serve it.
Open to all Morikami Members
Morikami Book Club
Embark on a thrilling literary journey with Benefactor member Christine Carton and fellow Morikami members as they kick off a brand new season of riveting book explorations! To join the Morikami Book Club, please reach out to Christine Carton at christinec@gate.net. All meetings will be held on the second Wednesday of each month at 12 pm at …
12:00PM, Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, December 9, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, January 13, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, February 10, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, March 10, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, April 14, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, May 12, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, June 9, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Father's Day Tops
Spin your way into Father’s Day by designing your own wooden top (koma) to give to dad or a special person.
12:00PM, Saturday, June 13, 2026
Kamiya Room (Classroom A)
Sunset Stroll
Join us for an enchanting evening at our Sunset Strolls. Each evening includes exhilarating Taiko drum performances and a variety of cultural and culinary delights.
Father's Day Weekend
Special Discounts and Promotions
Special Membership Offer Buy, Gift, or Renew a Morikami Membership during Father's Day Weekend for 13 months of membership! Membership Details Here Purchase in person for a free gift and an extra month of membership! This offer is only available from June 20 - 21, 2026, so don't miss out on the opportunity to become part of the Morikami …
10:00AM, Saturday, June 20, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
10:00AM, Sunday, June 21, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
Guest Artist Workshops
Youth Summer Music & Culture Camp
(Grade 3rd – 12th)
Campers will be immersed in Japanese culture participating in fun craft activities, Japanese cultural arts, and exciting music classes which include the 13-string koto (zither) and taiko drums, taught by professional musicians, Shirley Kazuyo Muramoto, Koto instructor and members from the Fushu Daiko Taiko group. All materials and Instruments that campers need are provided for their use at camp.
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Tanabata
Make a wish for the Star Festival, Tanabata! Write your wish on a strip of colored paper, or tanzaku, and tie it to a branch of our Tanabata bamboo to celebrate.
10:00AM, Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Lobby
10:00AM, Thursday, July 2, 2026
Lobby
10:00AM, Friday, July 3, 2026
Lobby
10:00AM, Sunday, July 5, 2026
Lobby
10:00AM, Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Lobby
Japanese Drums
Taiko Class
Taiko is a Japanese word, which means a Japanese drumming style, a drum group, drum music and a drum itself. There are a wide variety of shapes and sizes of taiko. Learn about the history, culture, and techniques of how to play this exquisite instrument in this 5-week course. Instruments will be provided for participants to use in the class.
Grade 3rd – 12th
Calligraphy Youth Workshop
Learn how to write your name and some Japanese words with ink and brush, two traditional calligraphy writing implements in this hands-on workshop.
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Yōkai Mask
Journey through the world of yōkai, Japanese supernatural creatures, through our exhibition and day of fun craft activities and story telling. Make your own yōkai mask for based on spirits and creatures from Japanese folklore and much more! Come dressed as your favorite Japanese yōkai!
10:00AM, Saturday, July 18, 2026
Sakai Room (Library)
Yōkai Day
Journey through the world of yōkai, Japanese supernatural creatures, through our exhibition and day of fun activities. Come dressed as your favorite Japanese yōkai!
10:00AM, Saturday, July 18, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
Underwritten by The Rubens Family Foundation
Film: Spirited Away
A film by Toshio Suzuki, animated by Studio Ghibli
During her family’s move to the suburbs, a sullen 10-year-old girl, Chihiro wanders into a world ruled by gods, witches and spirits, and where humans are changed into beasts.
Delve into the world of Japanese folklore
Mori Stories: Kamishibai Folktales
Japanese Paper Theater
Bring the whole family and delve into the world of Japanese folklore or stories through kamishibai, Paper Theater. Join us for a reading of these classic stories. Reading starts on the hour with a short related activity to follow.
11:00AM, Saturday, July 18, 2026
Kamiya Room (Classroom A)
Adult Workshop
The Art of Kokedama
Kokedama is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil. It is wrapped with string and contains an ornamental plant growing inside. These beautiful and decorative plants bring an organic and natural touch to planting orchids, succulents, and other ornamental plants. Learn the mechanics of how to make kokedama, creating two regular size and one small one to decorate your home or to give away to a special person.
Grades 3rd – 12th
Youth Origami Workshop
Make unique pieces of art with paper! Learn how to make origami by using various techniques and simple folds.
Adult Workshop
Kurinuki Ceramic Workshop
Kurinuki is a traditional Japanese ceramic hand building technique starting with a solid block of clay and hollowing it out to create a vessel. Create a chawan, Japanese tea bowl using this beautiful ancient technique. In this hands-on workshop, learn basic techniques to work with clay and enjoy a presentation of Japanese ceramics.
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Lantern Craft
Join us for Obon Weekend and make your own special paper lantern to light the night.
11:00AM, Saturday, August 15, 2026
Sakai Room (Library)
Grade 3-12
Youth Workshop: The Way Of Taiko: The Heartbeat Of Japan
Traditional Drum Workshop
This workshop introduces participants to the history and practice of taiko drumming. Participants are taught how to understand sounds and movements, i.e., how to connect nature and the meaning of body movement. They will become familiar with the way of taiko and its drumming techniques.
Traditional Japanese Instrument
Koto Workshop
Koto is a traditional Japanese stringed instrument first introduced to Japan from China in the 7th-8th centuries. Learn the fascinating history of this exquisite instrument and how to play it in this one-day introductory workshop. Instruments will be provided for participants to use in the workshop. To further your studies on the koto, sign-up for our koto class series or summer guest artist workshops.
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Dragonfly Clip
The dragonfly, called tombo in Japanese, are known to be abundant in late summer. Design and make your own dragonfly clip to hold together your important papers or a special picture.
12:00PM, Saturday, September 12, 2026
Kamiya Room (Classroom A)
Karesansui Raking Demonstration
Karesansui or dry landscape garden, is founded on Zen ideology using carefully composed rock arrangements and gravel or sand. A karesansui is carefully raked to represent characteristics of water such as currents and waves while boulder arrangements may be interpreted as islands. Learn about our Late Rock Garden and observe how the raking can be a practice in mindfulness and meditation.
10:30AM, Thursday, December 17, 2026
Morikami Gardens
10:30AM, Thursday, January 14, 2027
Morikami Gardens
10:30AM, Thursday, February 25, 2027
Morikami Gardens
10:30AM, Thursday, March 18, 2027
Morikami Gardens
Orchid Weekend
Saturday, February 6 & Sunday, February 7, 2027 Time: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Cost: FREE with your paid museum admission Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of orchids during Orchid Weekend at Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens. Stroll through our picturesque gardens and discover the remarkable beauty and diversity of these exquisite blooms in a setting inspired …
10:00AM, Saturday, February 6, 2027
Morikami Gardens
10:00AM, Sunday, February 7, 2027
Morikami Gardens
Sponsored by JM Family Enterprises
Kimono Culture Demonstration
Japanese Traditional Clothing
Not all kimono are created equal! Learn about traditional styles of kimono, with their rich culture, seasonal subtleties, and symbolic nuances. Observe a demonstration on how to properly put on and wear a kimono. Learn about the elegance of the formal kimono with its exquisite designs and finery worn to attend weddings, parties, special celebrations, and holidays.
Adult Workshop
Block Printing Workshop
Japan has a long, rich history of woodblock printing, called mokuhanga, dating back to the 11th century. The ukiyo-e genre of block prints flourished in Japan from the 17th through 19th centuries. Morikami is offering a workshop with a modern twist on this ancient art form, where participants can carve and print with linoleum blocks to create unique and exciting imagery. Instructor Brian Reedy has been teaching this method for over 20 years, and offers an approach that is easily accessible for beginners, yet challenging for seasoned artists. Printing inks can stain clothes, so dress appropriately. Please wear old clothes or bring an apron.
DEMONSTRATION OF KYUDO: The Way of the Bow
Kyudo is the traditional Japanese practice that uses the act of shooting the Japanese bow for the cultivation of the person and the development of physical and mental wellbeing. It is now a worldwide practice that has both cultural and sporting aspects. Kyudo places greater emphasis on the beauty of form, with accuracy being seen as an expression of correct shooting rather than "hitting for hitting sake." Learn about the history of Kyudo and observe a demonstration of the Shaho Hassetsu, known as the Eight Stages of Shooting, explained by instructor Jade Fraundorfer.
Japanese Traditional Music Instrument
Koto Demonstration
Koto is a traditional Japanese stringed instrument first introduced to Japan from China in the 7th-8th centuries. Learn the fascinating history of this exquisite instrument and listen to its captivating and tranquil sounds demonstrated by intermediate koto students.
All programs are OPEN FOR REGISTRATION on AUGUST 1st of each year for the upcoming season. Each season runs from October of the current year through the summer of the next year.
REGISTRATION
Morikami offers an assortment of Japanese culture and art classes taught by experienced instructors. Class sessions run from 1 to 2 months each and are purchased as “session-only”, not individual classes.
In the event of a cancellation, a refund will be issued to registrants.
- Registration for classes or workshops closes by 4:00 pm the day before the 1st class. For those happening on the weekend, they close the Friday prior by 2:00 pm.
AGE REQUIREMENTS
Please know that unless otherwise stated as “Youth” all classes and workshops are for adults and teenagers 15 years and older. We will allow some younger youth on a case-by-case basis. Please contact the Education Program Coordinator at (561) 233-1367 if you would like to enroll a younger youth in a program.
Bonsai
The art of bonsai creates the illusion of age and maturity of a tree which has developed and sustained the effects of nature for many years.
Ikebana Ikenobo
Students in this course learn the basic principles and style of Ikenobo, creating fresh flower arrangements each week to take home and enjoy.
Ikebana Sogetsu
Students in this course learn the basics of Sogetsu and create pieces each week to take home and enjoy.
Koto
Learn about the history, culture, and techniques for playing this exquisite instrument in this 5-week course.
Nihongo Language Level I & II
This preliminary level introduces basic survival Japanese, grammar, and hiragana & katakana writing and reading.
Nihongo Language Level III & IV
Level III introduces kanji with hiragana and katakana review. Level IV builds on sentence structure and expands kanji review.
Sado Beginner
Expand upon your knowledge of the Japanese tea ceremony in this hands-on class.
Sado Intermediate
Expand upon your knowledge of the Japanese tea ceremony in this hands-on class.
Taiko
Taiko is a Japanese word, which means a Japanese drumming style, a drum group, drum music and a drum itself.
Morikami hosts 1 and 2-day workshops on diverse cultural arts and languages taught by local and guest instructors. Regular workshops run at least an hour and a half and include museum admission in the price. Mini workshops are one hour and do not include museum admission at a reduced price. Registration for classes or workshops closes by 4:00 pm the day before the 1st class. For those happening on the weekend, they close the Friday prior by 2:00 pm.
REGISTRATION
All programs are open for registration on August 1st of each year for the upcoming season. Each season runs from October through the summer of the next year.
AGE REQUIREMENTS
Please know that unless otherwise stated as “Youth” all classes and workshops are for adults and teenagers 15 years and older. We will allow some younger youth on a case-by-case basis. Please contact the Education Program Coordinator at (561) 233-1367 if you would like to enroll a younger youth in a program.
Block Printing
Discover the art of Japanese printmaking in this hands-on workshop using linoleum blocks to create modern ukiyo-e inspired prints.
Butoh (avant-garde dance)
Butoh is a type of Japanese dance theater that emerged in 1959 and over the years grew beyond Japan became a global dance phenomenon in the contemporary art world.
Calligraphy (Adult)
Learn brush strokes using sumi (charcoal) ink and a brush to write Kanji characters. After practicing on paper you will create a final calligraphy piece on shikishi board to take home.
Calligraphy (Youth)
Learn how to write some Japanese words with ink and brush, two traditional calligraphy writing implements, in this hands-on workshop.
Chopstick Carving
The Art of Carving workshop offers a hands-on experience in crafting this culturally significant utensil.
Fabric Wrapping
Learn how to wrap a wine bottle, a watermelon, books, and how to make a tote bag from a furoshiki.
Gift Presentation
Expand upon your knowledge of the Japanese tea ceremony in this hands-on class.
Japanese Traditional Music
An opportunity for participants to take a Japanese traditional music workshop at the Morikami Museum with a professional musician who has been trained and credentialed.
Katazome Indigo
During this 2-day workshop, students will learn the basics of katazome, the preparation of the fabric and resist paste, the making of stencils, the application of the paste onto fabric, and the dyeing of the fabric in a natural indigo vat.
Kintsugi
Kintsugi is an inspired version of the traditional Japanese art form of mending broken pottery with gold powder.
Kokedama Moss Ball
Kokedama is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil. It is wrapped with string and contains an ornamental plant growing inside.
Koto
Learn the fascinating history of this exquisite instrument and how to play it in this one-day introductory workshop.
Kurinuki
Kurinuki is a traditional Japanese ceramic hand-building technique starting with a solid block of clay and hollowing it out to create a vessel.
Kyudo
The beginner’s Kyudo workshop will provide an introduction to the equipment used for Kyudo practice as well as the training attire.
Origami (Youth)
Make unique pieces of art with paper! Learn how to make origami by using various techniques and simple folds.
Nerikomi Ceramic
Nerikomi is a hand-building pattern technique made with colored clay, by mixing colored clay and then press it together.
Poetry
Originated in 17th-century travel journals, the haibun is a traditional Japanese literary form that combines prose and haiku.
Ramen Spoon Carving
Chirirenge in Japanese is the name of the soup spoons from Asia and is used as ramen spoons in Japan.
Sado Tea
This workshop teaches the basics of sado – The Way of Tea – necessary to understand the aesthetics of sado and to fully enjoy the tea ceremony itself.
Shibori Indigo
The use of indigo dye, or aizome, has a long and cherished history in Japan. The deep blue colors for which Japanese textiles are celebrated come from the leaves of the tade ai, a plant introduced to Japan from China in the sixth century.
Spanish Haiku
Learn the art of Japanese haiku poetry in Spanish! In this workshop, you will learn how to develop and create your haiku with your Spanish speaking instructor from Cinco Books and using a handy book to help you structure your poem.
Sumi-e Brush Making
The tradition of handmade soft brushes has been a unique tool used for calligraphy and sumi-e painting through many dynasties unit the present day.
Sushi
Participants in this hands-on workshop, led by Mitsutoshi Sekita, sushi chef and owner of a Japanese restaurant in Plantation, Florida will learn cultural information about sushi, how to make sushi, and, of course, enjoy eating the sushi.
Taiko Drumming (Adult)
This workshop introduces participants to the history and practice of taiko drumming.
Taiko Drumming (Youth)
This workshop introduces participants to the history and practice of taiko drumming.
All programs are open for registration on August 1st of each year for the upcoming season. Each season runs from October through the summer of the next year.
Experience Japanese culture in our live demonstrations on select Saturdays throughout the season. Each demonstration offers our visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in Japanese culture. Enjoy sado (tea ceremony), koto (a traditional stringed instrument) and kitsuke (kimono culture).
Karesansui Demonstration
Learn about our Late Rock Garden and observe how the raking can be a practice in mindfulness and meditation.
Kimono Culture
Not all kimonos are created equal! Learn about traditional styles of kimono, with their rich culture, seasonal subtleties, and symbolic nuances.
Koto Demonstration
Learn the fascinating history of this exquisite instrument and listen to its captivating and tranquil sounds demonstrated by intermediate koto students.
Kyudo (Archery)
Kyudo is the traditional Japanese practice that uses the act of shooting the Japanese bow for the cultivation of the person and the development of physical and mental well-being.
Sado Demonstration
Observe Japanese sado, an ever-changing demonstration rich in seasonal subtleties.
All programs are open for registration on August 1st of each year for the upcoming season. Each season runs from October through the summer of the next year.
Morikami provides informative and unique experiences for all ages through its Special Programs. Here you will find educational and cultural programming related to our current exhibitions and all things Japan—lectures, films, performances, special events, and more!
Butoh Dance Performance
Butoh, a type of Japanese dance theater came on the scene in 1959 and over the decades has grown beyond Japan and onto the international scene.
Films
Take a cinematic journey through Japan with the Morikami Film Series.
Koto New Year Concert
Celebrate the New Year with a delightful concert with this exquisite instrument performed by the Morikami intermediate students.
Speaker Series
Join us for our Speaker Series and hear engaging lectures from experts as they explore Japanese culture.
Tea Day
Celebrate the culture of tea at the Morikami!
Yokai Day
Journey through the world of yōkai, Japanese supernatural creatures, through our exhibition and day of fun activities. Come dressed as your favorite Japanese yōkai!
Youth Music Camp
Campers will learn to play traditional Japanese instruments from professional musicians, experience Japanese culture, and participate in fun craft activities.
Discover Japanese culture with our Family Fun programs! These activities and workshops allow the whole family to enjoy and learn Japanese arts and crafts together, while learning about Japanese culture and customs.
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Father's Day Tops
Spin your way into Father’s Day by designing your own wooden top (koma) to give to dad or a special person.
12:00PM, Saturday, June 13, 2026
Kamiya Room (Classroom A)
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Tanabata
Make a wish for the Star Festival, Tanabata! Write your wish on a strip of colored paper, or tanzaku, and tie it to a branch of our Tanabata bamboo to celebrate.
10:00AM, Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Lobby
10:00AM, Thursday, July 2, 2026
Lobby
10:00AM, Friday, July 3, 2026
Lobby
10:00AM, Sunday, July 5, 2026
Lobby
10:00AM, Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Lobby
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Yōkai Mask
Journey through the world of yōkai, Japanese supernatural creatures, through our exhibition and day of fun craft activities and story telling. Make your own yōkai mask for based on spirits and creatures from Japanese folklore and much more! Come dressed as your favorite Japanese yōkai!
10:00AM, Saturday, July 18, 2026
Sakai Room (Library)
Delve into the world of Japanese folklore
Mori Stories: Kamishibai Folktales
Japanese Paper Theater
Bring the whole family and delve into the world of Japanese folklore or stories through kamishibai, Paper Theater. Join us for a reading of these classic stories. Reading starts on the hour with a short related activity to follow.
11:00AM, Saturday, July 18, 2026
Kamiya Room (Classroom A)
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Lantern Craft
Join us for Obon Weekend and make your own special paper lantern to light the night.
11:00AM, Saturday, August 15, 2026
Sakai Room (Library)
Craft activity for kids of all ages
Family Fun Day: Dragonfly Clip
The dragonfly, called tombo in Japanese, are known to be abundant in late summer. Design and make your own dragonfly clip to hold together your important papers or a special picture.
12:00PM, Saturday, September 12, 2026
Kamiya Room (Classroom A)
Morikami membership offers many benefits, but exclusive invites to members-only events like exhibit opening receptions is one of the most exciting. See below for this season’s members-only events (or check out the event calendar), and come back soon as we add more members-only events throughout the year!
Open to all Morikami Members
Morikami Book Club
Embark on a thrilling literary journey with Benefactor member Christine Carton and fellow Morikami members as they kick off a brand new season of riveting book explorations! To join the Morikami Book Club, please reach out to Christine Carton at christinec@gate.net. All meetings will be held on the second Wednesday of each month at 12 pm at …
12:00PM, Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, December 9, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, January 13, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, February 10, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, March 10, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, April 14, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, May 12, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
12:00PM, Wednesday, June 9, 2027
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
Father's Day Weekend
Special Discounts and Promotions
Special Membership Offer Buy, Gift, or Renew a Morikami Membership during Father's Day Weekend for 13 months of membership! Membership Details Here Purchase in person for a free gift and an extra month of membership! This offer is only available from June 20 - 21, 2026, so don't miss out on the opportunity to become part of the Morikami …
10:00AM, Saturday, June 20, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
10:00AM, Sunday, June 21, 2026
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
