Events

Celebrate the Earth at the Green Footprint Festival!
Thursday, June 13th Small World Park
11:00 AM — 3:00 PM 2551 Harbor Street
Festival Special—Everyone gets in for $2.00! $1.25 for ride wristbands

Be sure to catch the EarthCapades Environmental

Every Tuesday, starting June 11.

Co-sponsored by Richmond Rivets Transition Town, Richmond Grows Seed Lending Library & the Richmond Food Policy Council

Every Monday starting June 10.

June 10 swap features a West County Master Gardener information table and tree collards for sale.

Co-sponsored by Richmond Rivets Transition Town, Richmond Grows Seed Lending Library & the Richmond Food Policy Council

Help us recycle and repurpose these high quality bags from a local coffee supplier.  

Pick up a supply of burlap bags for your garden.  Use for weed abatement, or a natural planter for potatoes, herbs or strawberries.  

Up to 30 per person.  If you are

Join us for an early evening mixer Wednesday, June 5 at Alhambra Valley Ranch in Martinez, including tour and tasting compliments of Tom Powers. (Cell phone service in the area can be unreliable, so please see the Google map link above or email me an

Learn build and design techniques through Merritt College -- cob, straw, natural paints, and more at the EcoHouse.

Learn building & design techniques using energy-efficient local, natural, sustainable, & accessible materials with a focus on urban appl

Learn how to prune roses after the first flush of flowers has faded. This summer rose class covers pruning, watering, fertilizing, disease and pest control.

Food for thought: You don’t have to live in Florida to grow sweet, nutritious citrus, including Meyer lemons, oranges, grapefruit, and more. Find out which varieties are best suited to the area where you live, plus learn how to keep your citrus pest-

Learn how to prune roses after the first flush of flowers has faded. This summer rose class covers pruning, watering, fertilizing, disease and pest control.

Come join garden volunteers to preserve and prepare garden for upcoming demolition and construction project at Pleasant Oaks Park, opposite the garden. Move materials like mulch & gravel into garden. PHIG is a water-conservation demonstration garden

Learn how to prune roses after the first flush of flowers has faded. This summer rose class covers pruning, watering, fertilizing, disease and pest control.

Learn how to prune roses after the first flush of flowers has faded. This summer rose class covers pruning, watering, fertilizing, disease and pest control.

Contra Costa Master Gardeners, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Mt. Diablo School District students, DVC's adaptive horticulture class, volunteers and neighbors are teaming up with the City of Pleasant Hill, the Pleasant Hill Community Foundation, Central Sa

Get ideas to save money and reduce your carbon footprint. Get inspiration from local green organizations. Hands on projects for kids, live music and food trucks. Free compost giveaway and much more ...

Learn how to tear out your lawn without tearing out your lawn. Check out this free, informative, how-to talk with Bay-Friendly Qualified Designer Ann Morrison of Chrysalis Gardens. Get design tips and troubleshooting and catch a demonstration of shee

Ever wonder what to do with lawn clippings, leaves, and fruit and vegetable scraps that you hate to throw in the garbage? Ever consider composting? Composting is a natural process that breaks down organic material, such as yard and vegetable wastes,

Help us plan by registering at 925-252-4114 or just show up!
Wear appropriate shoes and clothes for possible wet, muddy conditions and or tall vegetation.

Groups please RSVP! (So we can stock gloves & snacks.)
Volunteer Release Form required on day

Inner Eye Art invites you to the screening of a short documentary film "Dharavi Diary" and discussion on Slum Innovation initiative.  Tickets required-see link below.

Public education through storytelling can influence policy and create real social ch