AARP, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that advocates for all individuals over the age of 50, recently recommended Portland Japanese Garden among a select group of American gardens that provide serenity to their visitors.

Forbes recently spoke with Tyler Malek, co-founder of Portland’s beloved ice cream chain, Salt & Straw. In his curated style guide to the city, Malek highlighted the Garden as one of the places folks should see while in Portland. “I always take my family there when they’re in town,” he told journalist Anna Haines. You …

NW Kids Magazine, a comprehensive resource guide to family-friendly events and kids activities in the Portland metro area, recently published an article recommending various family outings for new parents and their babies. Krystle Gard writes, “While the garden is more suited for parents looking to enjoy a quiet stroll, the serene surroundings can be a …

KPTV, Portland’s local FOX affiliate, came by the Garden to feature the return of our annual summer marketplace, Behind the Shoji.

House Beautiful named Portland Japanese Garden as one of the top ten botanical gardens in the U.S. to plan a road trip around.

PDX Parent recently published a story sharing how visiting Portland Japanese Garden with your kids can be a fun and engaging family activity.

“Tea goes hand-in-hand with nature, and one of the most stunning places to enjoy both is at the Portland Japanese Garden’s Umami Café,” writes Bon Appétit.

House Beautiful recently interviewed Carolyn Alter, an ikebana expert and instructor who is one of Portland Japanese Garden’s cultural partners.

Hugo Torii, Garden Curator of Portland Japanese Garden and the Director of the Japanese Garden Training Center appeared on National Public Radio (NPR) to discuss the Garden’s cherry blossoms.