Stock up on hard-to-find plants and supplies, get help with your weed or plant problems at the Plant Health Clinic, get answers from experts, or just view the colorful gifts of nature at the Spring Garden Show, April 5 and 6, in the Botanical Garden.  For more information, contact the LSU AgCenter at (504)838-1170 or kblackburn@agcenter.lsu.edu.

Mark your calendars as Twilight in the Garden continueswith the beautiful music of Betsy McGovern (April 3), Tony Green (April 10), Paul Soniat (April 17), Lynn Drury (April 24), and Patrice Fisher and Special Friends (May 1).  Sit back, sip on the ever popular Mint Juleps and enjoy some of New Orleans' finest talent.   Sponsored by the Azby Fund with support from Republic National Distributing Company, New Orleans Musica da Camera, WWNO 89.9 FM, and the New Orleans Botanical Garden.  For more information, call (504)483-9386 or email garden@nocp.org.

Birdwatching, bonsai, orchids, and staghorn ferns are among the topics to be discussed by local experts at the Botanical Garden's Educational Series.  Classes are limited, so sign up now.  Call (504)483-9473 or email scapley@nocp.org.

Pack your picnic, a big blanket, comfy chairs and join the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra at the free Swing in the Oaks at dusk on April 23 in Dreyfous Meadow (near the Museum of Art).  Hear the beautiful sounds of our beloved symphony as they play 'Around the World'.  For more information, visit http://www.lpomusic.com.

We're hiring! City Park has openings in Human Resources, Development, the Amusement Park, Catering, and more. For information, see our job listings, email hr@nocp.org or call (504)482-4888. Applications can be emailed, or mailed to City Park HR, 1 Palm Drive, New Orleans, LA 70124.

Friends of City Park is seeking an Executive Director with bookkeeping, management, computer & marketing skills.  Non-Profit experience is beneficial. Please send inquiries and resumes to Friends of City Park, P.O. Box 2268, Mandeville, LA 70470.

The Dunbar Pavilion, donated in 1904 by Esplanade Avenue resident Francis B. Dunbar, is an elegant gazebo that now resides in Storyland.  Recently restored to its former splendor, its ornate ironwork is graced with arabesque spandrels between slender footed columns.  This pavilion, party gazebos, and party houses can be reserved for your next occasion by calling (504)488-2896 or emailing cpsales@nocp.org.

NOLA City Bark, a non-profit group, is raising $500,000 for the city's first dog park, to be located on a 4.6 acre spread near Popp Fountain. This state-of-the-art facility will be a wonderful gathering place for the city's dogs and their two-legged friends.  To help, visit nolacitybark.org.