SB Roving Garden Party - 5/28 - Glenhaven - 6:00pm

SB Roving Garden Party - 5/28 - Glenhaven - 6:00pm

Join Sustainable Bellingham’s 5th annual Roving Garden Party series, where volunteers help their neighbors create an edible garden. These fun events consist of approximately 90 minutes of gardening, followed by a shared meal. Everyone is welcome!

To get on the mailing list to hear about future SB Roving Garden Parties and other local events, please email rgp@sustainablebellingham.org.

** Where: 755 Top Place, Glenhaven - 25 minute drive from Bellingham. You will need to print a map or use a mapping device to find it.  MAP: http://goo.gl/maps/WYV7u.
** When: Tuesday, May 28th, 6:00-7:30pm work, 7:30pm meal.
** Requested Items to Bring: Work gloves, loppers.
** Tasks: Moving drain rock into a french drain, planing bare root native plants in the nursery, reclaiming land taken over by blackberries, followed by music and merriment by the campfire.
** Food: Expect something fantastic, both vegetarian and meaty options.
** Hosts: Peter James, 360-510-1856. Top Place is a homestead in the mountains of Southern Whatcom County. In the forest overlooking the valley, it is a retreat like space that is know for it's epic musical gatherings.  If you are a musician, please bring your instrument for the campfire music jam that will follow the work party! 
** Questions: email Jean at artiseverywhere [at] yahoo [dot] com, or rgp@sustainablebellingham.org.

View future Roving Garden Parties and other events on Sustainable Bellingham’s Community Calendar: http://www.sustainablebellingham.org/events/.

If you’re interested in hosting a Roving Garden Party at your home or community garden, email Jean at artiseverywhere [at] yahoo [dot] com. We ask that you be prepared to provide a meal for ~10-15, and that you pay it forward by volunteering at at least two future Roving Garden Parties. More information available here: http://www.sustainablebellingham.org/roving-garden-parties/.

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Photo by Peter James 2011.