Our Mission

To nurture eco-consciousness in children through garden education, nature exploration and outdoor play.

Our garden is a vibrant space for hands-on, sensory-rich learning in gardening, environmental science, garden-to-table cooking, and herbal apothecary. Through child-led play and experiential education, we inspire curiosity and eco-conscious habits in youth from preschool to high school. Our programs encourage healthy eating, an understanding of ecosystems, and a deep connection to the natural world. We offer a variety of opportunities, including early childhood education, homeschool classes, open play, and community service, as well as field trips with scholarships for local Title 1 schools. Please note that we no longer host birthday parties, and co-op programs are now available à la carte.

RAINY WEATHER IS COOL WITH US. OUR PROGRAMS ARE…

Schedule

Workshops: Mon/Tue/Wed

Advance Registration Required - No walk-ins please. Step Up Scholarships Accepted.

• Cooking with Veggie Vero (Select Wednesdays, 10 AM–12:30 PM)

• Nature Education Science (Select Wednesdays, 10 AM–12:30 PM)

• Wonder Lab (Select Tuesdays, 10 AM–12:30 PM PM)

• Move & Groove (Select Tuesdays, 10 AM–12 PM)

• Theater (Select Mondays, 10 AM–12:30 PM)

• Art in the Garden (Select Days, 10 AM–12 PM)

Open Play: Thu/Fri/Sat

No advance registration needed – sign up on-site or same-day.

• Mother Nature & Me (Thursdays, 10 AM–12 PM)

• Garden Adventures (Fridays, 10 AM–12 PM)

• Open Play (Saturdays, 10 AM–1 PM)

Sibling Play Pass

• Younger siblings of workshop participants: $8 per pass, excludes materials/workshop access.

• Children under 1 are always free.

Policies

• Classes run rain or shine; refunds issued for extreme weather cancellations.

• Registration is non-transferable and non-refundable.

• Thank you for supporting our non-profit community garden!

Fostering a Legacy of

Eco-Consciousness

Thank you to our Partners!

“It’s a little piece of paradise carved out in the middle of town where kids can be kids and explore the great outdoors. They have a giant sandbox to play in, herbs to smell, cotton to pick, bugs and lizards to spot, water tables to splash in, crafts to make, and more. They are incredibly welcoming, check them out!”

— Summertime Barnes

“An amazing place and people. A treasure for the community!”

— Ethan Fenichel

“This garden has changed the way I parent.”

— Shailey Patel