For Members

Reciprocal Offer: Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Free Admission for all Levels (up to 2 adults and 4 youth under 18) October 1-Oct 10 2026.

Visit BAMPFA to see Maren Hassinger: Living Moving Growing, the most ambitious retrospective to date of the artist’s body of work, assembling major sculptures alongside temporary installations that will be recreated at BAMPFA, including multiple sculptures that incorporate harvested tree branches, supplied by the Garden. We’re excited about this wonderful partnership with the museum!

BAMPFA is open Wednesday through Sunday, 11:00 am–7:00 pm.

To redeem, present UCBG membership card upon arrival. Plan your visit!

Horticulturist Walking Tour: Poisonous and Spooky Plants of the Garden
Thursday, October 15, 1:00–2:30 pm

$15, registration required

Join horticulture staff for a live-action grimoire of plants with spooky characteristics and uses. This tour of the supernatural, scary side of the vegetable world will put you in the mood for the Halloween season. As the veil thins between this world and the next this October, come check out the world of plants at their most mischievous and malicious! Includes light refreshments.

Register here for the Walking Tour on October 15

FULL-Horticulturist Walking Tour: Trees of the UC Campus (Off-site)
Thursday, October 22, 3:00–4:30 pm 

$15, registration required

Join Garden Director Lew Feldman for an engaging tour of the remarkable trees of the UC Berkeley campus, home to nearly 300 species of trees. Beyond their beauty, many of these trees were planted as living teaching tools for students in Landscape Architecture, City Planning, and Forestry. Lew will highlight a selection of these remarkable specimens, exploring their unique histories and connections to the Berkeley campus and Bay Area.

Please email gardenmembership@berkeley.edu to be added to a waitlist

Are you registering for a member event or an event with a member discount? Please review these instructions for how to Sign in on ticketing pages and receive your member perks.

Signing In:

First time user? Register to create an online account linked to your membership.
If you have not used the online ticketing site before as a member, select the “Create Online Account” button at the top of the page to create an online account that links to your membership. This will allow verification that your membership is active and proceed with event registration.

During the registration process you will be asked to create a username (your email) and password. (Use the same information connected to your membership to correctly link accounts.) Once you have logged-in successfully, you should see your email address appearing at the top, your membership will be verified, and then you can proceed with signing up for your chosen class, event or program.

Once you have created your online account, you will choose “Sign-in” at the top in the future, enter your email (username) and password, and your information will auto-populate and your membership will be verified.

SAVE your username and password for future use!

Already have a registered password account? Sign in!
If you have already created a password, please select the “Sign in” button at the top of the page. Sign-in with your username (email address) and password, then proceed to register for the event. If you have forgotten your password, click “Forgot your password?” in the Sign in box to have a Reset email sent to you. (The Garden does not have access to passwords.)

Troubleshooting Tips:

Trying to reset a password
If you are trying to reset your password but DID NOT receive an email link —double check that you are using the same email you used the first time you set up your online account.

Where is my discount; the fee didn’t change?
The member discount will be applied at the check-out window when signed in properly with email address appearing at the top.

Still have questions or need help resetting your password? Contact the Membership Office at gardenmembership@berkeley.edu or call (510) 643-1924, M–F, 9:00 am–4:00 pm