A demonstration on best strategies for managing a 3 bin pallet system to create beautiful compost.

Participants will learn about how to adopt native plants in their own yards and how to get involved in community efforts to support biodiversity. Brought to you by the Warwick Valley Plant Natives Alliance.

This event will feature a short film piece (from documentary Tomorrow), seed giveaway, snacks and breakout groups. Join us!

This film gives voice to a growing number of people building a more beautiful world. Featuring grassroots activists from every continent alongside internationally known figures like Noam Chomsky, Gabor Maté, Naomi Klein,and Jane Goodall.

In 2007, Ole and Maitri Ersson bought the rundown Cabana apartment complex in Southeast Portland, OR and immediately began to de-pave parking spaces to make space for what today is a huge permaculture coliving space and urban food forest.

Today, the Kailash Ecovillage has 55 residents who all help farm where there was once pavement, grass, a swimming pool, and an overgrown weed patch.

A couple are followed through their successes and failures as they work to develop a sustainable farm on 200 acres outside of Los Angeles.

"Muckville" follows the story of Chris Pawelski's family farm through time, from the 'Polish wave' of the early 20th century, through the onset of climate-driven crop failures in the 1990's and subsequent pitfalls of US agricultural policy, and Chris's resulting existential crisis.

Changed to Sunday October 8th, due to weather. We will be digging up some Native Pollinators for you to bring home. We have a bounty of beautiful Bee Balm (Monarda didyma) for your garden and also some Sweet and Mountain Mint (Pycnanthemum muticum), and a fun, informative walking tour to collect seeds from native pollinators and some veggies as well.

Learn all the basics of food preservation. This program will be an introduction and a “dry” demonstration of several popular food preservation methods including Home Canning, Dehydration, Pickling and Freezing, with a focus on food safety. Handouts and additional resources on each method will be provided.

Grow Local Greenwood Lake is thrilled to invite you to an extraordinary evening celebrating the bountiful harvest of our local community at our first annual Farm to Table Dinner.

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Grow Local Greenwood Lake is sponsoring Dirt Mag’s Kitchen Garden Tour.

We have a bounty of beautiful Bee Balm (Monarda didyma) for your garden and also some Sweet and Mountain Mint (Pycnanthemum muticum). Bring that plastic pot lurking in the back of your shed to bring them home!

Come join us for our Summer Potluck and get to know your fellow local food enthusiasts! RSVP here.

Rain Water Harvesting Workshop - free - led by Christopher Harrison, PE, of Harrison Regen.

We at Grow Local Greenwood Lake are so honored and excited to be part of World Localization Day!
We will be showing the amazing documentary ‘Planet Local - A Quiet Revolution’ and have a post screening discussion.

Lakeside Farmers Market opens June 10th and runs every Saturday from 9 to 1:00 through the month of October. Fresh vegetables and fruit to enjoy and a great way to support our local farmers! Grow Local Greenwood Lake will be there each weekend collecting food scraps for composting. Come on by and bring us your peelings, egg shells and coffee grounds - we’ll make some beautiful compost from what you once thought of as garbage!

Grow Local Greenwood Lake is excited to announce that we will have a booth at the Street Fair. Come visit us there!