Living Our Values: Community Participation
As we head into the final months of 2018, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, another election cycle...
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Getting Down for School Gardens
Thanks to everyone who supported and joined us for Garden Get Down on September 13 at Threadbare Cider and Mead to celebrate and raise funds for...
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Gardens Give Hope, Excitement, and Choices
By Jenn Bonfili, Grow Pittsburgh Board of Directors and Managing Proprietor, B Gourmet I’m pleased to share that with the most recent round of...
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Seeding Our Future
By Anne Marie Kuchera, Grow Pittsburgh Board Vice President and Pittsburgh Colfax parent Did you know that Grow Pittsburgh’s School Garden Program...
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Building community in Duquesne
Grow Pittsburgh is excited to announce its support of five community gardens in 2018! Within the City of Pittsburgh, we will work on a garden in...
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Support our youngest growers at Mad Mex April 17
The School Garden Program is one of Grow Pittsburgh’s longest running and best known initiatives. With seven new Learning Gardens opening...
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Learning other cultures through cooking
In Grow Pittsburgh’s school garden programs, we like to emphasize the importance of learning about and celebrating different cultural...
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Apply now! Community Garden Sustainability Fund applications are open
The Community Garden Sustainability Fund is a partnership between Grow Pittsburgh and the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy that provides material...
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Braddock Farms Manager Nick Lubecki
Nick Lubecki started his first vegetable farm in 2012 in Stanton Heights neighborhood of Pittsburgh. He ran his small business, Butter Hill Farm...
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