June 16, 2012 -
Garden Grand Opening
Rain date: June 23, 2012
Children's Class:
Introduction to Gardening
Description: How does a seed grow? How does it produce a vegetable? During the Garden Grand Opening children will learn the answers to these basic questions about plants and gardening in this introductory course.
July 14, 2012
Children's Class: Garden Detectives
(This was a hit last year!)
Description: Bugs! Are bugs good or bad for a garden? Children will learn which bugs are helpful to a garden and which bugs are not. With magnifying glasses in hand, children will explore the garden to find these little critters!
Introduction to Gardening
Description: How does a seed grow? How does it produce a vegetable? During the Garden Grand Opening children will learn the answers to these basic questions about plants and gardening in this introductory course.
July 14, 2012
Children's Class: Garden Detectives
(This was a hit last year!)
Description: Bugs! Are bugs good or bad for a garden? Children will learn which bugs are helpful to a garden and which bugs are not. With magnifying glasses in hand, children will explore the garden to find these little critters!
Aug 11, 2012
Children's Class: Eating the Colors of the Rainbow
Description: Can you taste a rainbow? Children will have the opportunity to taste the colors of the rainbow fresh from the garden! They will learn the importance of eating the colors of the rainbow and what these colors tell us about the nutrients found in fruits and vegetables.
Children's Class: Eating the Colors of the Rainbow
Description: Can you taste a rainbow? Children will have the opportunity to taste the colors of the rainbow fresh from the garden! They will learn the importance of eating the colors of the rainbow and what these colors tell us about the nutrients found in fruits and vegetables.
Sep 29, 2012 - Fall Festival
No Rain Date
Children's Class: Pumpkins and Squash and Gourds … Oh My! and Eating a Rainbow
Description: During the Fall Festival children will have the opportunity to dig into some of our favorite fall fruits and vegetables. They will learn how to harvest seeds and why it is important.
Join us in the garden on Wednesdays from 6pm-dusk and Saturdays from 9 or 10 am to noon (earlier in the morning on Saturdays as the summer heats up). Together we'll enjoy the experience of community gardening, sharing produce and the opportunity to contribute to wonderful organizations that support local families. We learn as we play: both children and adults are welcome and no gardening experience is necessary. Plus, it's free!
No Rain Date
Children's Class: Pumpkins and Squash and Gourds … Oh My! and Eating a Rainbow
Description: During the Fall Festival children will have the opportunity to dig into some of our favorite fall fruits and vegetables. They will learn how to harvest seeds and why it is important.
Join us in the garden on Wednesdays from 6pm-dusk and Saturdays from 9 or 10 am to noon (earlier in the morning on Saturdays as the summer heats up). Together we'll enjoy the experience of community gardening, sharing produce and the opportunity to contribute to wonderful organizations that support local families. We learn as we play: both children and adults are welcome and no gardening experience is necessary. Plus, it's free!
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