We’ll be cleaning up the Dewey Ave. Pocket Park.

We’ll be clearing weeds out of common areas and tidying up the orchard.

Our Fall Native Plant Festival is just around the corner on September 12, and we need your help to get the grounds ready for the party!

Join CGC Community Engagement Coordinator Victoria for a special opportunity to connect and collaborate!

We'll be helping to weed, unload wood chips, and generally clean up the garden in preparation for the start of school.

Our Fall Native Plant Festival is just around the corner on September 12, and we need your help to get the grounds ready for the party!

Every year, our green-thumb community gathers to feast on our garden-grown harvests. Gardeners bring homemade dishes crafted from crops they’ve nurtured, turning seasonal produce into a communal, farm-to-table experience right here at the CGC. If you’re part of our urban agriculture community, we hope you’ll join us!

COST: Free (registration required)

We’ll be “bumping up” fall favorites like kale, spinach, collards, and broccoli that will be available at our Fall Native Plant Festival and distributed to our network of community gardens.

You’ll learn how to lead one of our Compost Kids field trip stations for K-6 students.

Kickstart your week with a trip to the garden and engage in seasonally relevant activities with the Lil’ Sprouts in your life! This free drop-in series for children ages 3 to 8 and their caregivers offers our youngest gardeners and nature lovers an opportunity to learn more about the natural world. We hold Lil' Sprouts on the second and fourth Monday of each month.

COST: Free!

We’ll be weeding, mowing, watering, pruning, and harvesting.

Join CGC Community Engagement Coordinator Victoria for a special opportunity to connect and collaborate!

We’ll be sorting donated seeds for our backyard and community gardeners.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to tag and organize plants to get ready for our Fall Native Plant Festival on Saturday, September 12.

Our Fall Native Plant Festival is just around the corner on September 12, and we need your help to get the grounds ready for the party!

We'll be digging through our specimen collection and mounting, scanning, and organizing them as they find their place in our Community Herbarium collection.

We’ll be sorting donated seeds for our backyard and community gardeners.

We’ll be weeding flower beds, turning compost, and spreading mulch.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to pot up the last few native plant seedlings.

We’ll be battling invasive species and keep our Rain Garden looking clean and healthy.

We’ll be dividing starts for fall favorites like kale, spinach, collards, and broccoli that will be available at our Fall Native Plant Festival and distributed to our network of community gardens.

We’ll be sorting donated seeds for our backyard and community gardeners.

We'll be digging through our specimen collection and mounting, scanning, and organizing them as they find their place in our Community Herbarium collection.

Kickstart your week with a trip to the garden and engage in seasonally relevant activities with the Lil’ Sprouts in your life! This free drop-in series for children ages 3 to 8 and their caregivers offers our youngest gardeners and nature lovers an opportunity to learn more about the natural world. We hold Lil' Sprouts on the second and fourth Monday of each month.

COST: Free!

We’ll be sorting donated seeds for our backyard and community gardeners.

We’ll be weeding, mowing, watering, pruning, and harvesting

We’ll be battling invasive species and keep our Butterfly Garden looking clean and healthy.

Join our 2026 Volunteer-A-Thon to earn cool prizes and maximize your impact!

We’ll be tidying up the garden in preparation for the free HUB Garden Healthy Harvest cooking demonstration being held here on Saturday, August 8!

We’ll be sowing seeds for fall favorites like kale, spinach, collards, and broccoli that will be available at our Fall Native Plant Festival and distributed to our network of community gardens.