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!
Great progress was made on the shed organizing project this weekend! Claire L and her intrepid group emptied and inventoried the shed, discarded some items and organized the rest. What a difference. Stay tuned for the next phase of the shed project — shelving, labels and more.
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.
Come get your home grown plants Saturday and Sunday, May 24-25, 31 and June 1st 10am – 6pm and support Prospect Heights Community Farm in its biggest fundraiser.
Led by our Master Gardeners, a group of around 15 garden members walked through the garden to collectively put fresh eyes on what needs doing this garden season. We identified some small projects and some big ones (like organizing the new shed and clearing the main garden paths). It was a very uplifting way to start the season.
We’re close to ushering in our 27th season of community gardening at Prospect Heights Community Farm! We meet monthly at the garden from April to November (with one virtual meeting to escape the heat in August).
Please note the dates below.
Sunday, April 27 at 12 pm Saturday, May 17 at 12 pm Sunday, June 22 at 12 pm Wednesday, July 16 at 6 pm (potluck) Tuesday, August 12 at 6 pm (virtual) Sunday, September 14 at 12 pm Saturday, October 4 at 12 pm Saturday, November 8 at 12 pm
Are you interested in joining the garden? You’ll need to attend a full meeting and orientation afterward, and pay dues. Find out more information here.
We’re excited to announce this year’s leaf drop collection event. During this annual event, we hope to collect over 100 bags of leaves, which will be shredded to produce the critically important “browns” that are added to our composting process.
Divert your leaves from the landfill and into compost by dropping off your leaves at the garden from 12-2 on the following Sundays: 12-2pm on the following Sundays: November 3, 10, 17, 24 and December 1.
Please bag your leaves in clear plastic or brown paper bags. Please no twigs, branches or trash.