Brown Garden and Oak Meadow | Commercial Filming and Photography: Locations

The entire area between the MaryLou and George Boone Gallery and the Virginia Steele Scott Galleries of American Art is called the Dorothy Collins Brown Garden, but it contains several different looks. Between the Scott Gallery and the Conservatory it’s very flowery, but to the west of this is a park-like area with lawns, mature live-oak trees, and flat winding paved paths, with views of the adjacent galleries and Conservatory.

A large lawn with trees and low buildings in the distance.

A building made of glass panels, including a glass roof with a central dome.

An empty grass lawn sits in front of a one-story art gallery building.

A green lawn with a large tree near a paved road leading to a low, white building in the distance.

Disclaimer: Please be aware that gardens change seasonally. Location photos shown here are meant to provide a reference and may not accurately represent current conditions. For this reason, scouting is required prior to booking.