Celebrating the Art in Earth
Gardens for Humanity offers an art enrichment program we call “Celebrating the Art in Earth” to six schools in Sedona and the Verde Valley. This program provides much needed art [read more]
About Gardens for Humanity
Board Members Wanted Gardens for Humanity is looking for new board members to help guide our programs into the future. We are seeking people who share our goals and have [read more]
Cottonwood Head Start Garden
The Cottonwood Head Start school garden serves 100+ children ages 3-5 years old and their families. It is a place to learn about growing plants, about healthy nutrition, and about [read more]
West Sedona School Garden
Transforming the challenging terrain of the high desert into a rich and productive garden will serve school and community by providing a place to learn about small-scale food production, environmental [read more]
Desert Star School Garden
Desert Star, which uses the Waldorf approach, is located on three acres in Cornville, Arizona where children feel connected with the natural cycles of life and there is ample space [read more]
Big Park Butterfly Garden
The “Butterfly Garden” was a project by several artists who created butterfly stepping stones and planted flowering shrubs, wildflowers and herbs that would attract butterflies and other pollinators. It is now used [read more]
Greening Harmony
Building Community Through Building Gardens Greening Harmony is a grass roots neighborhood organization that started in the Harmony area of West Sedona in 2012. With the support of Gardens for [read more]
Community Education
The aim of our community education classes, events and volunteer opportunities is to come together as an extended “neighborhood” with expert teachers in our community to gain new knowledge and [read more]
Sedona Winds Assisted Living Accessible Healing Garden
The Sedona Winds Assisted Living accessible garden is a game-changer for gardening and a healing garden for the elderly and disabled. It was initiated by a group of residents led [read more]
St. John Vianney
The community garden at St. John Vianney Catholic Church in Sedona was begun as a small “Three Sisters Garden” in 2009. Gardens for Humanity met with a group of parishioners [read more]
Peace Garden
The Peace Garden, dedicated to the 17th Karmapa, is a healing sanctuary and botanical garden located in the heart of Sedona at the Creative Life Center. It is a garden [read more]
A Garden Curriculum
The Earth Is Our Teacher “We believe that the natural world — the marvelous interwoven communities of plants, animals and other creatures formed through the agencies of Fire, Water, Air [read more]
The Life of a Tree
The Life of a Tree: An exploration through Stories, Music, Collages at Sedona and the Verde Valley Schools. Teacher: Nancy Robb Dunst. Music by Joe Wise. A class in the [read more]
The Color Wheel and the Colors We Eat
Learning about vegetables and fruits through observation and art. A program sponsored by Gardens for Humanity and taught by Sedona area artists to increase students’s awareness of the foods they
