The Greenhouse Education Center

Harness the light! Cast rainbows! And find flow working with dried botanicals and upcycled materialsWith the arrival of Autumn Equninox, as the days get shorter, perserve Summer blooms that brightened your day in your own upcycled botanical lantern. Work with pressed flowers from the garden and upcycled jars to disrupt the wastestream, create something anew,…

Explore weaving as a slow and attention-sustaining practice in the garden.Join teaching artist Jessica Lagunas, who will guide you in a fiber arts project to weave your very own bookmark.Bring the inspiration of the colors of your favorite Spring flower to choose from a variety of threads and experiment with colors, textures, and patterns. After…

Explore the origins stories of CSAs (Community Supported Agriculture)as we unpack and taste test the foods inside.What does it truly mean to eat seasonally? Seasonal eating is more than purchasing what's available at the farmers market it's about learning to read the landscape, understand your local ecosystem, and recognize how nature supports our nutritional needs…

Join us for a fun afternoon ! We'll make our own seasoning blends 1-2 with herbs from the garden, and then learn how to pickle 2-3pm.Join us for an afternoon ofcrafting and pickling. We will make friendship bracelets before being led by chef Keesha in how to pickle.

Participants will plant and set up low tunnels for over winterizing.In step with the growing season, beginner gardeners are invited to gain hands-on learning experiences at the learning garden and greenhouse. In the beggining of Fall, we’ll cover fundamental principles and practices of growing plants for specific urban green spaces, preparing soil, designing a garden…

Becoming Great Listeners and Tending the Oral Histories of Our Plant KinJoin plant oral historian, Clarissa Shane and the Greenhouse community in this workshop to connect to our communities of both humans and more-than humans. We practice together how to be great listeners, inviting each of us into the garden to tap into our senses.Together,…

Becoming Great Listeners and Tending the Oral Histories of Our Plant KinJoin plant oral historian, Clarissa Shane and the Greenhouse community in this workshop to connect to our communities of both humans and more-than humans. We practice together how to be great listeners, inviting each of us into the garden to tap into our senses.Together,…

Join us for an afternoon of learning how to have difficult conversations with the help from plants. Herbalist Diana will lead us.Join us for an afternoon of learning how to have difficult conversations led by herbalist Diana.