February 10, 2027 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Age Group
General AudienceFrom hidden seeds braided into hair to modern urban farms feeding neighborhoods today, gardening has long been a tool of survival, resistance, culture, and community in Black history. In this interactive class, we’ll explore the deep roots of African and African American growing traditions, the connection between food and freedom, and how gardening continues to empower communities today. Participants will leave with historical insight, practical growing inspiration, and a hands on activity