It is true that Mount Auburn is first and foremost a cemetery, but it is also a National Historic Landmark, a botanical garden, an outdoor museum of art and architecture, and an important habitat for urban wildlife. Attend one of our many events and discover for yourself what makes this place so special!
Mount Auburn is proud to participate in in MCC’s Card to Culture Program. Click here to learn more.
Funding for programs has been provided in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
Join 25-26 Artist-in-Residence Juls Gabs for a special exhibition of her original artwork, Prophecies of the Land. Saturday, January 10, 12 PM - 6 PM Opening Reception Sunday, January 11, […]
Join 25-26 Artist-in-Residence Juls Gabs for a special exhibition of her original artwork, Prophecies of the Land. Saturday, January 10, 12 PM - 6 PM Opening Reception Sunday, January 11, […]
An introductory conversation with death doulas about care, compassion, and end-of-life support. Death is a universal experience—but talking about it often isn’t. In recent years, death doulas (also known as […]
Participants will be guided through an hour-long musical meditation led by 25-26 Artist-in-Residence Lia Pikus. Deep Listening encourages us to drop into presence with ourselves and with others. This practice […]
Mount Auburn, designated a National Historic Landmark, is one of the country’s most significant designed landscapes. Here the arts of horticulture, architecture and sculpture combine with the beauty of nature […]
Join us in Story Chapel for a special presentation by teacher naturalist Marcia Wilson and wildlife photographer Mark Wilson. Marcia and Mark will introduce visitors to the owls of New […]
Join us for this annual program in Story Chapel, cosponsored by the Longfellow House. As we approach the 250th anniversary of the United States' founding - and the 219th anniversary […]
Mount Auburn, designated a National Historic Landmark, is one of the country’s most significant designed landscapes. Here the arts of horticulture, architecture and sculpture combine with the beauty of nature […]
Want to learn some very basic ways for drawing the nature you know and love here in Mount Auburn? Join illustrator Clare Walker Leslie in one or all of these […]
Following the model developed by Jon Underwood (based on the ideas of Bernard Crettaz), a Death Cafe is an opportunity for people to eat cake, drink tea, and discuss death. […]