Denver Urban Gardens Calendar of Events

Join us for an event in 2018! Please note that community gardeners, Master Composters, Master Community Gardeners, Grow a Garden participants, volunteers and Connecting Generations mentors are considered DUG participants.

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Oct 18 2018

Helping Kids Get Healthy Panel Discussion

Join the Denver Urban Gardens education team to hear from school and community leaders about creating engaging and educational school gardens. Learn from on-the-ground experts best practices for developing learning opportunities for students in the school garden and how to engage the community in a meaningful way. This event has been cancelled.

Thursday, October 18, 2018
5:30pm

Cancelled
Oct 20 2018

Herbal Preservation: Shrubs, Elixirs and Infusions

Harness the healing power of your herbs as you learn to create shrubs – plus other preservation extracts – to create delicious and inventive potions you can cook with, eat and make elixirs for drinking. You will be given tips on drying and storing your herbs and how to blend nourishing herbal infusions. Class led by Tonja Reichley. $25.

Saturday, October 20, 2018
10:00am

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Oct 25 2018

Gather ‘Round

Gather ‘Round welcomes hundreds of guests from the metro area who are passionate about community gardening; access to healthy, organic food; and enjoying great food with their friends and neighbors. Guests will enjoy a three-course meal, along with beer, wine and camaraderie. Gather ‘Round will take place on Thursday, October 25th from 5:30 – 9:00pm. It will be located at The Great Divide Brewing Company Private Event Space at 3403 Brighton Boulevard in Denver.

Thursday, October 25, 2018

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Nov 08 2018

Worm Composting in the Classroom

By November the garden is winding down, and we start to shift our focus to garden-related lessons in the indoor classroom. In this workshop, we walk you through the process of assembling and caring for a worm bin. Learn how to connect your worm bin to life cycle and decomposition lessons, and work with your students to create compost throughout the winter, which can be used in the springtime garden.

Thursday, November 8, 2018
5:30pm

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