Since 2007 our workshops and classes have drawn more than 1200 people from the greater Triangle community to learn both the theory and practical skills that lead to meaningful action in their own gardens. Usually our workshops are collaborations with peers and colleagues that share our core values of cooperation, environmental stewardship, grassroots education, and concern for community.

They are a great way to meet new people, learn new skills, and enhance existing ones! 

We offer workshops mainly as a way of giving back, providing opportunities for people that may not be able to afford our services but want to learn, grow, and meet like-minded people. The cost of the workshops are the raw costs are for us to cover our time setting up the workshops, pay teachers we collaborate with, and pay ourselves for our time teaching. If you feel it’s worth more, we welcome additional donations! If you cannot afford the cost of the workshop, no sweat, we have a limited number of scholarships available. Click on the link below for more information.