Saturday, April 01, 2017

Common Good City Farm: Season Opener & Other Ways to Join Us This Spring

From: Common Good City Farm [mailto:info=commongoodcityfarm.org@mail174.wdc02.mcdlv.net] On Behalf Of Common Good City Farm
Sent: Friday, March 31, 2017 5:35 PM
Subject: Season Opener & Other Ways to Join Us This Spring

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Season Opener Saturday, April 15th!

It's time to kick off the growing season with Common Good City Farm at our annual Season Opener Event! Join us Saturday, April 15th from 10am-1pm for free family fun day, featuring: kids' activities, farm tours, a seedling sale, and a cookout. And the fun continues in The Park at LeDroit with an Easter Egg Hunt, giant bubbles, and a scavenger hunt, starting at 10am.

At 11am, we will holding the dedication of The Tricia McCauley Memorial Herb Garden, all are welcome.

Honoring Tricia McCauley
Common Good City Farm is dedicated to honoring the memory of our beloved friend and longtime herbalist, Tricia McCauley. Our hope is to use our farm, in particular the medicinal herb garden, as Tricia did for so many years - as a place to grow, learn, love, laugh, and connect. Please visit our Honoring Tricia McCauley page to learn more about how we can collectively honor Tricia at Common Good City Farm and join us for the dedication of The Tricia McCauley Memorial Herb Garden Saturday, April 15th at 11am.

Bring Your Little Farmer to the Farm

Our Little Farmers program is a 1 hour farm-to-school inspired enrichment activity for children 18 months to 3 years old and their parent/guardian. We loved seeing your little farmers play in the dirt and enjoy the farm so much, that we are expanding the program to every Monday, 10-11am, starting Monday, April 17th. No registration required. Suggested drop-in fee of $5.

Save the Date ~ Cinco de Mayo Fundraiser at the Farm

Join us Friday, May 5th from 6:30-8:30pm for a fun & festive Cinco de Mayo fundraiser party. Because margaritas taste better when you drink them outside on a farm. More details coming soon!