All are welcome! Children must have adult supervision at all times.

Our RAIN DATE for this event is APRIL 27th.

Schedule for the day:

2ish-3pm farm tour and introduction to our business and the space

3pm-4:30pm farm work, volunteer tasks – we will provide a range of activities for various abilities ranging from, bed preparation to turning compost to rebuilding and repairing fencing.

4:30pm-5:30pm lesson with Amalia about “how to grow your relationship to food ways”

We all hold deep connections to food. Memories. Stories. How can we radically imagine ways of building a deeper connection to the land through food, growing, cooking, and health. This workshop will begin with a presentation followed by a community discussion, and end with a short creative writing activity. You will learn practical ways on how to be more environmentally conscious in your home and growing space. The presentation is an approach to working with what you have and working with what interests you to grow your personal impact on climate change. No experience necessary!! All levels of growers, cooks, land workers, artists, students, etc. welcome! The more diverse participation we have the more ideas/solutions we will have for a better future.

5:30pm-7pm farm work, volunteer tasks

7pm-7:45pm short film!! Hang, relax, clean-up and close the space

Click the link below for detailed directions to the farm — simply routing yourself to the Community Gardens address listed will take you to the wrong place!

Join the merry-making at the MAAS Maker’s Market with gifts and creations by local makers of all kinds! Cozy up by the fire with a drink and a friend after exploring all the festive goods.

1320 N. 5th St.

Gather with neighbors and friends at Germantown Kitchen Garden’s Winter Market! Handmade wares from 40+ local makers, food and drinks, and wreaths!

215 East Penn Street

Come join us at Asian Arts Initiative’s annual holiday market! Featuring local artists and makers, food vendors, and hands-on activities for people of all ages!

1219 Vine Street

Join us for a Plant Story Share, where Dirtbaby farmers Amalia and Evelyn will be speaking about one of their favorite plants: chamomile! We’ll connect with chamomile through taste, touch, sight, smell, and even sound!

Hosted by Iglesias Gardens, 424 W. Norris St.

Art. Music. Food!