"GARDENING IN THE CITY" WORKSHOP: Organic Vegetable Container Gardening
March 18 - 5:00 PM, Ingleside Meeting Room
For more info visit: http://sfpl.org/index.php?pg=2000035701
Friends of Dolores Park Playground Volunteer Meeting
Dolores Park Cafe
7pm - 8pm
Help the Friends of Dolores Park Playground raise the extra funds they need to build a wolrd-class playground!
Specific direction and materials will be provided. We promise a good time will be had by all. If you can be a part of this drive, we would love to see you.
Thank you kindly,
Friends of Dolores Park Playground
Muriel Leff Mini Park Workday
Join us as we help spruce up the park with some cleanup and gardening work. We'll meet at the park at 9am and work until around noon. No need to bring anything. We'll have gloves and equipment, as well as snacks for some energy. Just remember to bring comfortable clothing and close-toed shoes. You can register here.
India Basin Shoreline Walking Tour
to all. It's about 2 miles of flat walking and takes about 2 hours.
5 times this winter and spring. Third Saturday of the month at 10:00 am:
January 16, February 20, March 20, April 17, May 15
Meet at 10:00 am the entrance to Heron's Head Park (Cargo Way & Jennings
Street)
Learn the history, see the present, and help envision the future. Plus
exercise. Such a deal.
India Basin Walking Tour
The India Basin Neighborhood Association invites you to Help Shape the Future of San Francisco:
India Basin Walking Tour
Saturdays: March 20, April 17, May 22
10:00 am – Noon
Meet at the entrance to Heron’s Head Park, Cargo Way & Jennings Street
Workshop- SEED SAVING!
Saving seeds is central to sustainable urban agriculture! Learn how with Permaculture Designer and Merritt College Instructor, Christopher Shein! Whether you are currently enjoying the bounty of a home or community garden, or are planning for next year, we'll discuss how to harvest and store seeds properly, and how to avoid unwanted crosses between your vegetables (selection of varieties, timing, hand-pollination). Learn to save seed in advance of GFE’s Seed Swap this-coming Fall! To pre-register, please call (415) 731-5627, or email info@gardenfortheenvironment.
Location: Garden for the Environment, 7th Ave at Lawton Street, San Francisco
Cost: $15
Chili Cook Off at Louis Sutter Roundhouse
Due to overwelming pressure by chili contestants and members of HMP who are having scheduling conflicts....
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Help McLaren Park have a $2000 grant from SF Parks Trust for our kiosk that is going to expire this year, but unfortunately $2000 isn't enough. Any monies raised at events for Help McLaren Park this year will go toward the cost of installing a new informational kiosk in the park. We were told we would need approximately $5000 but this was an early and very rough estimate. Don't get discouraged. We have a lot of wonderful and quite resourceful members that might help us find another grant so see this opportunity and dream realized. I hope to see as many of you as possible at this years chili cook off.
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Help McLaren Park
Growing Home Community Garden: Tree Care and Potato Towers Construction Workshop
Tree Care and Potato Towers Construction Workshop
Growing Home Community Garden - east side of Octavia between Page and Oak
Learn the basics of tree care and how to build your own backyard potato tower.
Saturday, March 20 @ 1:00 PM
**This is a free workshop but donations are accepted & appreciated**
Contact info:
Ahni Hecht, Program Manager
(415) 503-2196
http://www.projecthomelessconnect.org/
Growing Home Community Garden: Planting Day
Planting Day
Growing Home Community Garden - east side of Octavia between Page and Oak
We are planting the other side of our garden. Please come lend a hand!
Saturday, March 21 @ 1:00 PM
Contact info:
Ahni Hecht, Program Manager
(415) 503-2196
http://www.projecthomelessconnect.org/
Urban Farming Community-Based Home Farm Event
On behalf of Urban Farming we would like to invite you to join us as we kick-off a new community-based home farm in San Francisco at McAllister Avenue and Larkin Street on Tuesday March 23. There will be a groundbreaking “first shovel” ceremony and press conference at 10:00 a.m. and we’d be honored to have you join us.
Urban Farming is collaborating with Triscuit’s Home Farming campaign to create 50 farms in cities across the country this year. The program aims to convert otherwise unused land into a source of fresh food for the communities. The food grown at the McAllister and Larkin community garden will go directly to the volunteers who help maintain it. The Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC) residents are the active garden stewards, and the community will always be welcome to grow, enjoy and share in the harvest.




