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Cinema Botanica - FernGully: The Last Rainforest at California Botanic Garden

Cinema Botanica - FernGully: The Last Rainforest at California Botanic Garden flyer
California Botanic Garden
1500 N College Avenue
Claremont, California 91711
Thursday, August 6, 2026 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
$0-21
Member's children get in for free!

Join fairy Christa and the magical and animal inhabitants of FernGully as they fight the humans who are trying to destroy their rainforest home and the evil spirit of Hexxus who feeds off of pollution. This animated classic takes you back to the good old days of hand-drawn animation, complete with musical numbers! Pre-movie activities include crafts and trivia. FernGully is rated G and suitable for all ages.

Cinema Botanica is a nature-themed outdoor film series, presented in California Botanic Garden’s magical Forest Pavilion.

Every paid ticket includes a free popcorn with optional native plant infused topping (flavors coming soon)!

Non-alcoholic drinks and additional popcorn available for purchase.

Doors open at 7 PM for pre-movie trivia and craft activity, movie starts c. 8 PM (or as soon as the light conditions allow). CalBG will provide folding chairs, but please feel free to bring your own comfy camp chair if you prefer.

Attention all CalBG Members: kids (3-12 years) get in free!* Become a Member today to get event ticket discounts and other freebies.

*Please log into your Member account on our ticketing page in order to get your discount/free tickets for this event.

Cinema Botanica Tickets
(All paid tickets include free popcorn; Members get $5 off plus free Child tickets)
$21 General Admission
$16 General Admission Senior/Student
$7 General Admission Child (3-12 years old)

Presented by California Botanic Garden
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