The Board meets with committees, followed by the members show-and-tell. Later members share "Studio Secrets"—bring your favorite tools, like erasers or gouache, that are used to fix mistakes and save your artwork.

Three Crowns Park residents are invited to meet members of the RTBA at the opening of the new exhibition.

The theme for The Sixth New York Botanical Garden Triennial is all about orchids, whether terrestrial or epiphytic, found nearby or anywhere in the world. The diversity of orchids is incredible; there are over 30,000 species and over 100,000 hybrids. 

The Board meets with committees, followed by the members show-and-tell. Later, members share "Studio Secrets"—bring your favorite tech devices to show how technology enhances botanical art.

The Board meets with committees, followed by the members show-and-tell. Later, members share “Studio Secrets" — bring your favorite papers — including unique alternatives to Arches and Fabriano.

RTBA members can submit three pieces. Knowing that we will be moving into the fall season, many late summer, fall specimens would be most appropriate for this exhibit.

The Board will meet with committees, followed by the members show-and-tell. Members will then enjoy a luncheon of their favorite homemade summer salads and desserts.

For the May meeting, Reed-Turner Botanical Artists members will be enjoying a tour of the herbarium at Morton Arboretum by Herbarium Coordinator, Lindsey Worcester. Luncheon will be at the Bistro!

The Reed-Turner Botanical Artists have been invited to join the Long Grove/Kildeer Garden Club for their annual Plant and Art Sale! This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your talent, sell your work, and introduce our "Circle" to the local community.

The Mother Earth Market features and celebrates local artists, makers, vendors, and organizations who are inspired by “Mother Earth” and are working towards a more sustainable future.

Artists reception at Heller Nature Center, Heller Nature Center at 2821 Ridge Rd, Highland Park, Highland Park, Illinois.

Reed-Turner Botanical Artist Meeting at Reed-Turner Woodland Preserve. The Board of Directors will be reviewing matters with the committees. The meeting will be followed by a show and tell where members will share their recent botanical work. Refreshments will be served.

Botanical specimens. Work may have appeared in regional exhibitions, but may not have been shown in another international juried exhibition of ASBA.

Reed-Turner Botanical Artist Meeting at Reed-Turner Woodland Preserve. The Board of Directors will be reviewing matters with the committees. The meeting will be followed by a show and tell where members will share their recent botanical work. Refreshments will be served.

The theme for The Sixth New York Botanical Garden Triennial is all about orchids, whether terrestrial or epiphytic, found nearby or anywhere in the world. The diversity of orchids is incredible; there are over 30,000 species and over 100,000 hybrids. 

Reed-Turner Botanical Artist Meeting at Reed-Turner Woodland Preserve. The Board of Directors will be reviewing matters with the committees. The meeting will be followed by a show and tell where members will share their recent botanical work. Refreshments will be served.

Reed-Turner Botanical Artist Meeting at Reed-Turner Woodland Preserve. The Board of Directors will be reviewing matters with the committees. The meeting will be followed by a show and tell where members will share their recent botanical work. Refreshments will be served.

Reed-Turner Botanical Artist Holiday Party is in lieu of the December Meeting at Reed-Turner Woodland Preserve. The date and location to-be-announced.

Reed-Turner Botanical Artist Holiday Party is in lieu of the December Meeting at Reed-Turner Woodland Preserve. The date and location to-be-announced.

Reed-Turner Botanical Artist Meeting at Reed-Turner Woodland Preserve. The Board of Directors will be reviewing matters with the committees.

Reed-Turner Botanical Artist Meeting at Reed-Turner Woodland Preserve. The Board of Directors will be reviewing matters with the committees.

Carol Jean Rogalsky will demonstrate Silverpoint - the art of drawing with a silver-tipped tool. This art form was utilized by old masters like Leonardo DaVinci. It lends itself nicely to botanical art.

Members have received emails regarding the RSVP deadline date, materials that will be distributed and materials that members need to bring to the workshop.