There are 8 spectacular vegetable gardens to see and get ideas for your own gardens. Continue Reading →
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Business Leaders for Sustainability Announces The First Annual Earth Day Celebration on The Hill on April 21
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Business Leaders for Sustainability, an international networking group for C-Suite executives focused on developing sustainability educational resources, sharing best responsibility practices, and facilitating measurable collaborations, has announced that it is organizing The First Annual Earth Day Celebration on The Hill at St. Barnabas Church on Sunday, April 21 from 5:00 to 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Business Leaders for Sustainability, Carole Schweid, Greenwich Community Gardens, JIB Productions Inc
Greenwich Land Trust & Greenwich Community Gardens Invite you to Tour De Veggie 2023
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The Greenwich Land Trust is working with Greenwich Community Gardens for the Tour De Veggie event on Thursday, July 27, from 10:00am to 3:00pm.
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Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich Community Gardens, Greenwich Land Trust, Tour de Veggie
Sustainability Committee & Coffee For Good Present Free Talk: A Farmer’s Perspective on Food and Climate Change
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The Greenwich Sustainability Committee, in partnership with Coffee for Good, announce “A Farmer’s Perspective on Food + Climate Change”, the first Speaker Series of 2023. The event is free, and will be held at Coffee for Good on Tuesday, January 31 from 12:30 – 1:30 pm. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, Ali Ghiorse, Coffee for Good, Greenwich Community Gardens, Janet Stone McGuigan, Kim Gregory, Massaro Farm
Don’t Miss “The Big Tomato” to Benefit Greenwich Community Gardens
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The Big Tomato 2019 will celebrate the history of gardening in Greenwich and will recognize Sam Bridge Nursery and Greenhouses and McArdle’s Florist and Garden Center for their long-standing history in Greenwich and
for their many contributions to our community. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Volunteering, Greenwich Community Gardens, Greenwich Historical Society, McArdle's Florist and Garden Center, Sam Bridge Nursery and Greenhouses
Patty Sechi Appoints Alexandra Bergstein Chair of the Board at Greenwich Community Gardens
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Greenwich Community Gardens founder and leader Patty Sechi recently moved to the warmer climes of the Shenandoah Valley horse country and the new challenge of planting in its clay soils. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, Alexandra Bergstein, Greenwich Community Gardens
PHOTOS: Greenwich Community Gardens 3rd Annual “Big Tomato,” a Farewell to Patty Sechi
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Patty Sechi will be leaving soon for the clay soils of Virginia, but her imprint on the Greenwich Community Gardens was everywhere in evidence at the organization’s fundraiser at Mill Street Bar & Table in Byram. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Brooke Bohnsack, Chef Geoff Lazlo, Francois Steichen, Greenwich Community Gardens, Heidi Brake Smith, Mill Street Bar & Table, Patty Sechi
Greenwich Community Gardens “The Big Tomato” Set for Oct 3 at Mill Street Bar & Table
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Besides being a special evening at an extraordinary local restaurant with an exquisite menu created just for the party by executive Chef Lazlo, this is Greenwich Community Garden’s big fundraiser for the year. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich Community Gardens, Patti Sechi, The Big Tomato
Screening of “Seed: the Untold Story,” Features Organic Treats, Visit from Will Bonsall
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At an event with a gala feel, Greenwich Community Gardens members, corporate sponsors, and community supporters gathered to see the award-winning “Seed: the Untold Story,” a documentary about the environmental and health effects of the world’s loss of biodiversity. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, Greenwich Community Gardens, Greenwich Country Day School, Patti Sechi, Seed, Will Bonsall
Garden Class: Preserve the Taste of Summer
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Learn about pickling, fermenting and drying at this class at Mill Street Bar & Table, 230 Mill Street in Byram. Continue Reading →