Event Types: Senior

Calling gardening volunteers – help us get those warmer weather plants in the ground on planting day as we kick off our 16th growing season. It’s a fantastic opportunity to roll up your sleeves, dig into the soil, and make a positive impact on our community!

Judea Garden supports local families in need with fresh, healthy produce including tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, peppers, and more. It has also become a vital community hub where volunteers unite to cultivate the land and make a difference. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, everyone is welcome!

Calling gardening volunteers – help us get those warmer weather plants in the ground on planting day as we kick off our 16th growing season. It’s a fantastic opportunity to roll up your sleeves, dig into the soil, and make a positive impact on our community!

Judea Garden supports local families in need with fresh, healthy produce including tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, peppers, and more. It has also become a vital community hub where volunteers unite to cultivate the land and make a difference. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, everyone is welcome!

Get outside and enjoy a casual walk through Steep Rock’s preserves. Tuesday, June 17, we will explore the trails at Hidden Valley Preserve with SRA Executive Director Brian Hagenbuch.

Step outside and enjoy a series of relaxed summer walks through Steep Rock’s Preserves. On Monday, July 14, join SRA Executive Director Brian Hagenbuch for a guided stroll through the Bronson Fields Pollinator Meadow in Hidden Valley. Parking is at the Hidden Valley Seasonal Parking area at 287 Sabbaday Lane, Washington Depot.

Step outside and enjoy a series of relaxed summer walks through Steep Rock’s Preserves. On Wednesday, August 20, join SRA Executive Director Brian Hagenbuch for a guided stroll at Macricostas Preserve.

Step outside and enjoy a series of relaxed summer walks through Steep Rock’s Preserves. On Thursday, September 18, join SRA Executive Director Brian Hagenbuch for a guided stroll through Hillside Farm, 397 Nettleton Hollow Road.

Acquired in 2021, this 86-acre parcel on the border of Washington and Woodbury includes a rich diversity of habitats and species.