Join us for the closing celebration of the month-long exhibit and events "Healing Interconnections - Nature - Spirit - Art." Share a special moment in joy and spontaneity - celebrate Nature, Spirit and Art with us!
Saturday, April 21, Noon to 5pm − “Growing Creativity – It’s a Process!” with artists - Joan Bourque and Wendy Harford Working with Verde Valley Montessori School and Gardens for Humanity School Gardens and ‘Celebrating the Art in Earth’ – Art and Environmental education program.
SUNDAY, APRIL 22 – EARTH DAY AT THE PEACE GARDEN, NOON-3PM: On Earth Day we will have a family friendly event at the Peace Garden at the Creative Life Center that we are calling “Trees, Bees and Solar Cookies.” Our event will have nature and “five senses” scavenger hunts for children, a local beekeeper and bee teacher, and an opportunity for participants to help build a solar oven and to taste cookies baked by the sun.
Join us for a lovely evening of food, music, art benefiting Gardens for Humanity with food and beverages provided by ChocolaTree Organic Eatery.
Children will learn how their actions can change the world for the better. They’ll learn principles for a sustainable society and complete projects to see these principles in action.
We would love for you and your family to participate in this get-together!
Local food enthusiasts, poets, bards, and storytellers are encouraged to join us!
Learn about Sustainable Solutions for the relationship between climate change and our food system. This is not a rehash of the science but instead focused on what we can do at four scales: home, community, state and nation/international.
Soil building is the foundation of a vibrant and healthy garden! This is the first in a monthly series of gardentalks related to what is happening in the garden.
Join Gardens for Humanity at Verde Valley School Farm, October 2, 3-6pm, for a Community Mesquite Pod Milling! Celebrate a local, delicious, nutritious, wild food that people have been eating in this region for thousands of years!
The seed library, called the "Verde Valley Seed Library" will open its doors at the Cottonwood Public Library on February 2, for Spring planting, serving communities in the Verde Valley.