Historic Westside Gardens (HWG) started in 2009 with the installation of a dozen home gardens in Vine City and technical assistance to the residents on how to garden. Now ten years later, HWG serves more than 150 families on the Westside. managers two community garden hubs, and offers programming centered around gardening, health, and wellness.

Learn easy ways to improve your soil and help your plants grow healthy and strong.

Join us for another glorious day in the sun fresh-pressing cider, bouncing on trampolines, screen printing fruity shirts, and listening to some of our favorite local bands.

Food Well Alliance, Atlanta Botanical Garden, and Park Pride are excited to announce that our seasonal series returns this Fall. Gardening workshops will be hosted by local community gardens across metro Atlanta and will feature lights refreshments, opportunities to network, and instruction.

Once again, we're partnering with the UN RCE Youth Network and Gratitude Botanical Farm to bring you another lively day of service at Gratitude.

Please join us for a round-table discussion among innovators, urban agriculturalists, energy experts, and sustainability professionals addressing opportunities and difficulties of using solar energy in urban farming.

Food Well Alliance, Atlanta Botanical Garden, and Park Pride are excited to announce that our seasonal series returns this Fall. Gardening workshops will be hosted by local community gardens across metro Atlanta and will feature lights refreshments, opportunities to network, and instruction.

Food Well Alliance, Atlanta Botanical Garden, and Park Pride are excited to announce that our seasonal series returns this Fall. Gardening workshops will be hosted by local community gardens across metro Atlanta and will feature lights refreshments, opportunities to network, and instruction.

Nicolas Donck, farmer of Crystal Organic Farm, will guide us through their lettuce production, from best practices in germination and optimizing success based on variety and preference of location (field or high tunnel) to post-harvest packing methods and how to price it. 

The KSU Field Station staff will join representatives from Johnny's Selected Seeds and Georgia Organics to discuss best practices in sustainable agriculture gained from their varied industry and DIY experiences. They will demonstrate the proper and efficient techiques with garden tools specifically designed for cultivation, transplanting and seeding.

Food Well Alliance, Atlanta Botanical Garden, and Park Pride are excited to announce that our seasonal series returns this Fall. Gardening workshops will be hosted by local community gardens across metro Atlanta and will feature lights refreshments, opportunities to network, and instruction.

Wholesome Wave Georgia will celebrate 10 years of fighting food insecurity and diet-related illness with their annual Southern Chefs Potluck on Sunday, September 15, 2019 at The Foundry at Puritan Mill.

Activities will include a cooking and beekeeping demonstration, fresh vegetables, a tour of Aluma farm, and a music performance from a local gospel choir.

Thinking about joining a community garden or sprucing up your gardening skills this year?

The Fall Garden Party will feature:

• A meet & greet with Plant. Eat. Repeat. instructor Moe Hemmings, who will lead a 30-minute mini-workshop covering tips & tricks for winterizing you gardens. (Start time 11:45am)

• Food truck

• Live DJ

• Face-painting

• Garden tours

• Information about local gardening resources

Can't wait to greet you in the garden!

Come paint with us at Truly Living Well Center's Collegetown Farm for a great cause!

Paint and Sip (BYOB) on the farm, let mother nature be your muse!

On Saturday, August 3, 2019, Good Samaritan Health Center will help you welcome the beginning of another school year by hosting a Back To School Clinic. Accessible, affordable health screenings and school vaccinations for families. In addition to the health screenings and vaccines, the day will be made special by hosting a lot of fun outside activities!

UGA Cooperative Extension DeKalb County is hosting a composting workshop for urban gardeners. In this workshop, we will have compost education & demonstration.

Join K. Rashid Nuri, founder of Truly Liiving Well Center for Natural Urban Agriculture as he talks about his new book and his career in the new food movement on Thursday, July 25 from 6-8pm.

This event is hosted by TLW @ Collegetown Farm | 324 Lawton St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310

AgLanta Eats, the hyper local food festival now in its fourth year returns to the Atlanta Botanical Garden on Monday, July 15! The festival will feature a variety of tastings prepared by top, local chefs utilizing the freshest ingredients from AgLanta growers and metro Atlanta farms.

On June 30, the Georgia Conservancy and the Atlanta Community Compost Council (a partnership of the Food Well Alliance and the Georgia Recycling Coalition) are collaborating to bring you the opportunity to learn about the importance of community-scale compost systems for urban farms and the communities they serve.

Join us May 5th for a Sunday afternoon picnic benefiting the 10th Anniversary of Wholesome Wave Georgia!

Food Well Alliance invites you to the 5th Annual Soil Festival -- and it’s bigger and better than ever before! Soil Festival is an annual tradition of celebrating soil as a key source for building gardens and healthier communities. This year, we’re unveiling a brand new Community Compost Learning Lab, the first of its kind in metro Atlanta.

Celebrate community-based composting on Earth Day with Farmers Jam at Monday Night Garage! Join us for a fun evening of live music, delicious food, and lots of ways to learn about the many benefits of compost.

This family-friendly event features spring flavors from around the globe at the idyllic, 15-acre Bamboo Creek Farm in Stone Mountain. We’ll taste chef-prepared snacks (with vegetables grown right at the farm!), sip on local brews, groove to live music, tour the farm, and much, much more. Tickets start at $25 and kids under 12 get in free!

Food Well Alliance and the Atlanta Botanical Garden are pairing up to launch a brand new series of spring workshops at community gardens across metro Atlanta. Whether you’re a novice or a gardening pro, come prepared to learn from experts who will provide hands-on teaching and demonstrations.

In addition to produce safety best practices, key parts of the FSMA Produce Safety Rule requirements will be covered. There will be time for questions and discussion, so participants should come prepared to share their experiences and produce safety questions.

Does your community need a garden but don’t know where to start? This workshop is for you!