New metal compost bins!

Colin and his colleague, John, of Big Reuse came to Prospect Heights Community Farm with their truck and all their supplies and, with the assistance of garden members Kimbirly and Mickey, installed our two new metal compost bins! 

Preparing the way:  Isaac and Mickey moved wooden Bins 1 and 2 to make room for the new metal bins., and moved some of the concrete blocks that served as the base for these bins.

Colin (left) and John (right) of Big Reuse calculated the footprint for the gravel, pavers and bins which would lie on top of the soil.

Kimbirly with one of the partially constructed bins.  The metal sides, back and base were clamped together with pop rivets.  Colin had an electric drill with a special adapter to apply the rivets.

Colin and John took extra care to level and compact the gravel (and the soil beneath) with our hand tamper.

Applying the concrete pavers.

The completed bins with the three removable doors in front and the cover on top.  Congratulations!  Meet our beautiful twins!  Altogether, the delivery – er, installation, took about 4 hours (According to Colin and John, neither the longest nor the quickest installation job they’ve had).

The 27th Great Pumpkin Smash

The 2025 Pumpkin Smash Potato Bake Bash is on November 1 from 12-4pm. Stop by with your Jack-O-Lanterns, and enjoy some baked potatoes, hot cider, and baked goods!

Annual Leaf Drop Kicks Off 11/2

Bring your (or your neighbors’) leaves to Prospect Heights Community Farm! The leaf drop-off dates extend across five Sundays from 11/2 to 12/7 during compost shift hours (12-2pm). We will extend the drop-off period if needed.

New Garden Paths!

Thanks to the Parks Department, our garden received a huge pile of wood chips. A small but determined group of gardeners put them in place. Now, we have beautiful new paths throughout the garden! 

Thank you to Joey, Catherine, Penelope and Gail.

Labor Day Potluck!

A pop-up Labor Day potluck with all kinds of delights: a gorgeous hazelnut and pear cake, grilled hotdogs, burgers, and a zucchini galette!

Thank you all for attending!

The 2025 Summer Solstice Celebration!

We are pleased to formally announce

The PHCFarm Summer Solstice Celebration 2025.

Date: Saturday June 21, 2-5 p.m 

The event will once again be hosted in partnership with Make Music New York. 

PLUS we welcome YOUR participation. See the flyer below for more details on how to sign up for the open mic.


Featured performers

Greg Hammontree

Trumpet player, composer, educator

Founding member, The Queen’s Cartoonists, an internationally-acclaimed, well-traveled band

Greg will perform solo electroacoustic pop-art pieces designed to be played in outdoor spaces.

Vivienne Aerts

Multi-disciplinary musician, artist, educator, psychologist.

Vivienne will be singing original compositions while playing a Loop pedal station. She and her husband also collaborate on a bean-to-bar chocolate project—a company that proactively empowers female cacao farmers of Virunga State Park in Congo. Sample chocolate nibs will be distributed.

Ishkara Heqwabti

Master Sound Healer and Mantra Singer.

Ishkara curates transformative soundbaths using voice, chants, crystal singing bowls, tuning forks and indigenous instruments. Her performance may include Circle Singing with which she engages and guides the audience toward inner harmony through the healing power of sound.

Plant Sale (extended!)

More home grown plants for sale on Saturday and Sunday, June 7 and 8 ,12pm – 5pm

Support Prospect Heights Community Farm in its biggest fundraiser!