Why Grow Food?
Whether you are growing in your own garden, a community garden, or purchasing from an urban farm, being an active participant in your local food system has incredible benefits.
- Combating Food Insecurity
- Helping the Environment
- Eliminating Food Deserts
- Tackling Poor Nutrition Habits
- Helping Families Save Money
- Creating a Sense of Place
August 6, 2020 6:00 pm
Community Garden New Garden Program Info Session
Do you want to start a community food garden in your neighborhood? Grow Pittsburgh supports new garden groups with the skills and materials they...
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August 8, 2020 10:00 am
Community Garden Sustainability Fund Application Info Session
Are you a member of a community food garden? Could your garden use some support to become more sustainable? Round 2 of our Community Garden...
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August 21, 2020 5:30 pm
Tomato School Part 2: Backyard Farm School
Join us for (Backyard) Farm School, a monthly learning series at Churchview Farm. Farmers Tara (Churchview) and Hanna (Grow Pittsburgh) will be...
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August 6, 2020 6:00 pm
Community Garden New Garden Program Info Session
Do you want to start a community food garden in your neighborhood? Grow Pittsburgh supports new garden groups with the skills and materials they need to start thriving community gardens. Join us for a free virtual info session to learn more about...
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August 8, 2020 10:00 am
Community Garden Sustainability Fund Application Info Session
Are you a member of a community food garden? Could your garden use some support to become more sustainable? Round 2 of our Community Garden Sustainability Fund is accepting applications through September 1! Join us for a free info session to get...
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August 21, 2020 5:30 pm
Tomato School Part 2: Backyard Farm School
Join us for (Backyard) Farm School, a monthly learning series at Churchview Farm. Farmers Tara (Churchview) and Hanna (Grow Pittsburgh) will be joined by local chefs and special guest farmers to lead this season-long workshop series. July and...
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