Events

Join us for a free gardening presentation by Pima County Master Gardeners from the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension.

Today's topic is Heatproofing the Garden! Proven techniques to help all your plants survive 100+ degree…

Join this introductory macramé class to create a mini plant holder! Cord and plant holder included.

If you haven’t already, this is a great chance to check out our Seed Library!

In our region, we are fortunate to have so much sun and scenery, and so many interesting plants. But water is precious and expensive. How can you have an attractive landscape, and, at the same time, keep the water bill under control? Let us…

Do you want to learn to grow your own plants? Watch the seed turn into a veggie, herb or flower? Join us at the garden at Quincie Douglas Library.

Play with seeds big and small, squish sponges and real soil, read an inspiring seed story, then start a little garden in a sponge.

Children and adults alike will learn about the local environment, imagine ways to play and plant in it, and…

Did you know worms can live inside or outside? In this workshop, we'll handle live worms, read cool worm stories, and come up with fun wormy words. Then we'll construct worm bins out of re-purposed materials. Take worms home to care for…

Do you want to learn to grow your own plants? Watch the seed turn into a veggie, herb or flower? Join us at the garden at Quincie Douglas Library.

The quarterly Seeds for Thought Book Club is a mostly non-fiction book club with selections that explore the natural world, food systems and food culture, food and social justice, and sustainability.

Grab a copy of this month's pick and…

The quarterly Seeds for Thought Book Club is a mostly non-fiction book club with selections that explore the natural world, food systems and food culture, food and social justice, and sustainability.

Grab a copy of this month's pick and…