Current and prospective members are invited to attend the first garden’s general meeting of the year. We’ll discuss matters related to garden bed maintenance, planting season, composting, events, and our anti-racism work.

Meeting will be held via zoom. To join, click here.

If you’re new to the garden and/or interested in getting involved, attending a general meeting is a great way to learn about the different committees and areas where we could use an extra set of hands!

Current and prospective members are invited to attend the last garden’s general meeting of the year. We’ll discuss matters related to garden bed maintenance, planting season, composting, events, and our anti-racism work.

Meeting will be held via zoom. To join, click here.

If you’re new to the garden and/or interested in getting involved, attending a general meeting is a great way to learn about the different committees and areas where we could use an extra set of hands!

To see event flyer, click here.

The Uprooting Racism Task Force invites you to an afternoon of creative expression and connection through poetry, story, and song in order to honor the history of the land and celebrate our beautiful neighborhood and the people who live here. Everyone is welcome!

When: Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020 2:30pm - 4:30pm

Where: 237 Maple Street, Brooklyn NY 11225

NOTE: Social distancing protocols will be followed & everyone will be required to wear a mask. In case it gets cold, dress warm. Event capacity is limited to 25 ppl.

RSVP required at http://bit.ly/mscgsios2

Current and prospective members are invited to attend the garden’s general meeting on Saturday, October 3rd Via Zoom (link below). We’ll hold open elections for garden co-secretaries and garden treasurer-ONLY MEMBERS CAN VOTE. Click here to become a member. We will also vote for our new Garden Logo! We will also discuss matters related to garden bed maintenance, planting season, composting, events, and our anti-racism work.

If you’re new to the garden and/or interested in getting involved, attending a general meeting is a great way to learn about the different committees and areas where we could use an extra set of hands!

ZOOM LINK:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86592252176

Current and prospective members are invited to attend the garden’s general meeting (held on the first Saturday of every other month: December, February, April, June, August, and October). We’ll discuss matters related to garden bed maintenance, planting season, composting, events, and our anti-racism work.

We will meet virtually via zoom at the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81761465942

If you’re new to the garden and/or interested in getting involved, attending a general meeting is a great way to learn about the different committees and areas where we could use an extra set of hands!

Facilitated by Members of Maple Street Community Garden and GreenThumb. Save water and save time by using drip irrigation. This sustainable garden technique transports water directly to the plant roots. Learn the basics of designing and building a drip irrigation system that connects to a fire hydrant or other water source.
Please RSVP here<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/drip-irrigation-101-tickets-107087999088> so we can be in touch with information for joining virtually.

Current and prospective members are invited to attend the garden’s general meeting (held on the first Saturday of every other month: December, February, April, June, August, and October). We’ll discuss matters related to garden bed maintenance, planting season, composting, events, and our anti-racism work.

If you’re new to the garden and/or interested in getting involved, attending a general meeting is a great way to learn about the different committees and areas where we could use an extra set of hands!

This general meeting will be virtual. A zoom link will be emailed to the listserve so everyone can participate. If you are not on our email list, please email maple3garden@gmail.com.

Current and prospective members are invited to attend the garden’s general meeting (held on the first Saturday of every other month: December, February, April, June, August, and October). We’ll discuss matters related to garden bed maintenance, planting season, composting, events, and our anti-racism work.

We’ll meet at Crown Heights Public Library at 560 New York Avenue at the corner of Maple Street.

If you’re new to the garden and/or interested in getting involved, attending a general meeting is a great way to learn about the different committees and areas where we could use an extra set of hands!

Current and prospective members are invited to attend the last general meeting of the year. We’ll discuss matters related to bed maintenance, composting, events and select new co-secretaries and a treasurer for next year.

We’ll meet at Crown Heights Public Library on New York Avenue between Maple St and E New York Ave.

If you’re new to the garden and/or interested in getting involved, attending a general meeting is a great way to learn about the different committees and areas where we could use an extra set of hands!

New, curious and prospective members of the composting team are invited to attend a brief orientation on composting best practices and garden workflow, followed by a general composting workday. Join whenever you can and feel free to bring friends!

Come to our harvest workday to take home some awesome veggies--peppers, tomatoes, basil, and swiss chard, to name a few--and to learn proper harvesting techniques so that you will better know how to keep our plants, especially the leafy greens, producing all season long.

In our bylaws we state that anyone can harvest from the garden, even if they haven't helped to grow the crops, as long as they take only what they need for their personal consumption. That way, there will be something left for the next person.

New, curious and prospective members of the composting team are invited to attend a brief orientation on composting best practices and garden workflow, followed by a general composting workday. Join whenever you can and feel free to bring friends!

Attend a general meeting to find out what's going on and how you can get involved. We’ll discuss matters related to garden and bed maintenance, composting, events and some other things.

Everyone is welcome.

General meetings are held at the garden unless there’s bad weather, in which case they’re held at the Crown Heights Public Library on the corner of Maple St. and New York Ave.

See you there!

Join the next meeting of our Uprooting Racism Task Force, a voluntary committee of garden members exploring ideas and methods for our garden to be an anti-racist and welcoming place in PLG.

To RSVP or for more information, contact Tim.Nottage@gmail.com.

Bring the whole family by and make a festive art project to take home!

To RSVP, email Holly at hdemorro@att.net with the number of children you’re expecting to bring. Craft supplies and pumpkins will be provided.

Current and prospective members are invited to attend a general meeting where we discuss matters related to the garden and bed maintenance, composting, events and some other things.

It’s a great way to learn about what the different committees are up to and how you can participate.

Meet members of your neighborhood at our next potluck social

Please help spread the word that everyone is welcome!

(And sharing a dish is encouraged, but not required.)

Bring a dish and a friend to our summer potluck. 

And please help spread the word that everyone is welcome!

Join us for our last summer potluck! 

WHAT TO BRING
Check out our spreadsheet and let us know if you can bring something!

WEATHER
If the forecast requires us to change plans, we'll let you know here and on Facebook.

Join us for our annual midsummer potluck! 

We're in need of:

Grill / charcoal / tools  
Burgers / dogs / chicken / veggies for grilling
Buns
Salad(s) 
Fruit
Side dishes / snacks
Desserts
Water
Lemonade
Beer
Plates / utensils

RSVP
If you plan on coming and/or bringing something, please let Sydney know via email at syndeycrey@gmail.com. (Bringing an item isn't required, but is encouraged.) Extra kudos to those who bring something made with ingredients for the garden!

WEATHER
If the forecast requires us to change plans, we'll let you know here and on Facebook.