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EVENT FAQS

Before you start planning your own event, you should know that:

ALL  EVENTS  REQUIRE PREVIOUS APPROVAL. THIS INCLUDES WEDDINGS, FAMILY AND CHILDREN’S PARTIES AND MEMBER-HOSTED PARTIES.

           The garden must remain open to the public during all events.
  • "Private" parties (birthday, wedding, etc.) may have no more than 30 people in attendance, so that we can fulfill our GreenThumb mandate of keeping the garden open to the general public at the same time as your event.
  • Public events are limited to 60 people at one time, due to the structure of the plots and paths.
  • No. more than 4 people can be in the Tree House at a given time. 
  • No alcohol or smoking of any kind is permitted. These are NY City Parks Dept. rules.
  • No open fires are permitted.
  • There is no electric power. There is no potable water. 
  • There are no bathrooms at 6BC.
  • No amplified sound per NYC Parks and NYPD rules.
  • To promote your event, you can submit a "request to collaborate" on Instagram via @6bcgarden, but we cannot help promote beyond that.
  • Your event must be entirely self sufficient. We are unable to help produce, organize, or manage your event.  If you are expecting more than 30 attendees, you must provide two volunteers to keep attendees out of flower beds and enforce the no drinking / no smoking policy.
  • We will have 1 volunteer on site who can show you where chairs/table are that you’re welcome to use. 
  • Events must be donation based only. No ticketed events are allowed and could put the garden in jeopardy. 
  • All trash must be picked up in the garden and carried out by event organizer.

As 6BC Garden receives no funding from either city, state, or federal funds, 6BC Garden requests donations for events.  All donations are used for garden maintenance. To donate, please go to the "Donate" page of our website;

How to get your event approved: 
Check our calendar to see if another event has already been scheduled on your preferred date (be aware that some events may not yet be posted).
  • For weddings fill out our weddings form at least four weeks in advance. One of our volunteers will reach out to you shortly. 
  • Any questions? Contact us at [email protected].
  • We appreciate your patience with response time. 
  • We do not actively check the events email during the off season. 
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  • HOME
  • About Us
    • 6BC History Project
    • 6BC- An Extended History
    • The Garden In Formation
    • Garden Blog
  • Visit
  • Get Involved
    • Membership Orientation
    • Membership Rules
    • Volunteer
    • 6BC Garden Bylaws
  • Events/Calendar
    • Events 2026 Schedule
    • Event FAQS
  • The Garden
    • Garden Rules For Members
    • Plot Stewardship
    • How to Water the Garden
    • 6BC Plants >
      • 6BC Plants Gallery
      • Black-eyed Susan
      • Bleeding Heart
      • Bugleweed (Ajuga)
      • Corydalis
      • Crocus
      • Dutchman's Pipe
      • Hellebore
      • Iris
      • Jacob's Ladder
      • Lady's Mantle
      • Lily of the Valley
      • Solomon's Seal
      • Spurge
      • Winter Aconite
    • Help Us Identify These Plants
    • Creature Features >
      • Protect Your Pet - Toxic Plants
      • Know Your Butterflies
      • Get To Know These Common Birds
      • World Birds - For the Joy of Birding
  • Gardening 101
    • Best Practices
    • Garden Glossary
    • Glossary of Leaf Morphology
    • Benefits of Native Plants
    • Weeds
  • CONTACT
  • Donate