Harlem Green Community Garden Expo

When:
August 12, 2017 @ 1:00 pm – August 19, 2017 @ 8:00 pm
2017-08-12T13:00:00-04:00
2017-08-19T20:00:00-04:00
Cost:
Free
Contact:
212.662.2878

The HARLEM GREEN Community Garden Tour, in existence for eleven years, has taken it to another level! This year, August 12-19, we are hosting the HARLEM GREEN Community Garden EXPO! Gardens in both East and West Harlem & Washington Heights will take part in the EXPO.

Saturday, August 12
Walking/Bike Tours (self-guided or group)

Kick-off with Caribbean art & music, 1-4pm
William H. Harris Garden, 153rd & St. Nicholas Ave

Sunday, August 13
Plant Division Workshop with Jennie Benitiez, master gardener, 11am
Jenny’s Garden, 12th Avenue & 138th St

Thursday, August 17
Storytime / Arts & Crafts for Young Children, 10:30am
People's Market 11am-7pm
Prep Demos & Tasting, 12-6pm
Joseph Daniel Wilson Memorial Garden: 219 West 122nd Street btw Powell & Douglass
Open every day 10am-dusk

Saturday, August 19
Walking/Bike Tours (self-guided or group)

"Gardening Traditions" Greenthumb workshop with veteran urban farmer Willie Morgan Our Little Green Acre, near the corner of 122nd Street & Frederick Douglass Blvd

Jazz concert with Marcus Steele & Friends, 5:30pm
Clayton Williams Community Garden, 126th & Frederick Douglass Blvd

Many gardens “in action” can be visited throughout the week:
Diamante/Diamantis Garden: 118th Street btw 1st and 2nd Avenues
Open every day

Harlem Grown/Success Garden: 118 West 134th Street btw Malcolm X & Adam Clayton Powell Blvds
Open M-F: 8am-6pm; S/S: 12-5pm

Jenny’s Garden/ Riverside Valley Community Garden: 138th Street/12th Ave
Open T/Th: 10am-1pm

Luigi's Garden of Love: 115th Street btw Powell & Douglass
Open every day with activities

Joseph Daniel Wilson Memorial Garden: 219 West 122nd Street btw Powell & Douglass
Open every day 10am-dusk

Maggie's Magic Garden: Lexington Ave. btw 101 & 100 St
Open every day

Chenchita's Garden: 111th & Madison Ave

 

Sponsored by the Harlem Green Committee, Project Harmony, inc.; The William H. Harris Garden, The Clayton Williams Community Garden, with special thanks to Greenthumb (NYC Dept. Of Parks & Recreation); Partnerships for Parks, NYCCGC, The Green Guerillas, all Harlem gardens and gardeners.

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