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GreenThumb GrowTogether 2020: Sowing and Growing Neighborhoods This year, GreenThumb GrowTogether will be TWO DAYS! Dates: Saturday, April 4, and Sunday, April 5, 2020 Location: CUNY Graduate Center, 365 5th Ave., Manhattan Details and more information will be announced on our social media pages and website, so stay tuned. If you are…
About the Garden: Started around 1994, Humacao Community Garden was named after the town in Puerto Rico that founder Miriam’s family is from. The small structure that exists within the garden - a Casita - is a replica of the style house that can be found in Humacao and across Puerto Rico. About the Artist: Miriam, alongside her daughter, enjoys creating art from found objects…
This year's theme is Sowing and Growing Neighborhoods. Pick up a pen, crayon, pencil, or whatever you use to draw, and submit your artwork to the GrowTogether T-shirt contest! The winning design will appear on the 2020 GrowTogether T-shirts, worn by hundreds of gardeners all over the City. Applicants may submit up to three entries. Application Deadline: Friday, Dec. 13, 2019 Rules: • Artwork must…
About the Garden: Georgia Avenue Garden was founded in 1986 by the Georgia Avenue Block Association. The purpose of creating this garden was to not only beautify the block but to provide fresh produce to seniors and low-income residents in the area. This is still part of the garden’s mission to date, and gardeners work hard to keep the garden productive. In the Spring of 2018 the garden…
Dig deep and further your gardening knowledge and leadership skills with NYC Parks GreenThumb! GreenThumb is offering several new trainings throughout 2019 and 2020. GreenThumb Trainings are courses or certifications that fall outside of our usual year-round workshop series, are multiple days, and go in-depth on a specific subject. Most (but not all) of these programs are reserved for members of registered GreenThumb community…
Download information about NYC Parks Temporary Authorization Permits and GreenThumb policies and recommendations for handling community garden funds.
About the Garden: First Street Garden is a GreenThumb community garden in the Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. Want to see the murals in person? Come to our Planting Design for Gardens in the Shade workshop on Saturday June 22nd from 1 - 4PM! If you are interested in becoming a member of First Street Garden, please contact Anthony Reuter - GreenThumb Senior Outreach Coordinator -…