Village Hall will be closed on Monday, October 11 for the Columbus Day Holiday. Garbage will be picked up on the holiday | Parking stickers available Monday - Friday 9 am - 3 pm

Our Mission

To cultivate neighborhood connections and environmental awareness by establishing a community garden with opportunities for participation and learning as well as social and cultural engagement.

The Village Garden is open to all residents of the community to enjoy during defined hours from April to November.

There are no individually run garden plots. The entire garden is worked as “the commons,” and is a collaborative effort of resident volunteers of all ages & abilities.

Based on garden yield, a certain amount of harvested crops will be used for free garden classes and events, donated to those in need, or sold at periodic market days to support the ongoing operations of the garden.

Special events like classes, crafts, story time, readings, music, or tastings in the garden are open to all residents. Registration sign-ups for popular events will be required.

THE LAYOUT

The Village Garden contains ten raised beds and a vertical garden as well as space for smaller container plantings. There is a designated raised bed for children to garden and a 4’ x 4’ bed that is wheelchair accessible. A pergola at the far end of the garden serves as a welcoming spot to host garden classes and performances. Along the southern wall of the building are a workstation, tool shed, hoses, and a power supply. The garden also has a drip irrigation system.

News / Events

Free Zoom Presentation March 23rd, 2021

Join The Village Garden & The Beautification Committee for a free, engaging, and eye-opening presentation.

Village Garden Update

While we had hoped to open The Village Garden to wider participation during our second season, the COVID-19 pandemic did not allow us to invite volunteers, nor host many of the events we had planned. Despite these restrictions, our dedicated steering committee managed to establish a beautiful and bountiful community garden.

What Are The Benefits?

Although most of us are lucky enough to have the yard space to plant a vegetable, herb, or flower garden, a shared project offers many benefits.

Let’s get growing

With your involvement the possibilities are endless.