2026 Farm Grants
Applications for the 2026 Farm Grant are due by January 11, 2026 at 11:59 PM.
Applications for the 2026 Farm Grant are due by January 11, 2026 at 11:59 PM.
Join Food Well Alliance for the annual Fruit Tree Sale on Saturday, February 14 from 10am - 1pm!
What to expect?
Explore over 50 varieties of fruit trees, bushes, and vines suitable for Georgia's climate.
Attend FREE educational workshops on fruit tree care, pruning, and seed starting
Enjoy FREE fruit-inspired drinks and snacks from local vendors
Family-friendly event with music and kids activities
By shopping at the Fruit Tree Sale, you’ll be supporting the planting of community orchards in metro Atlanta, providing fresh fruit to local residents for years to come.
Learn more about the 2026 Farm Grant application cycle and get your questions answered in our Q&A Webinar on December 10.
In this webinar, you'll learn how to write grant applications for your community garden, farm, or community orchard.
Learn hydroponic farming basics in this hands-on workshop and farm tour with Produce’d and build your own mini home hydroponic system!
Join Urban Farm in Ormewood for the 2nd annual Red’s Fall Fest, an autumnal celebration bringing the community together and honoring the life and legacy of founder, Brian “Farmer Red” Harrison.
Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for a hands-on workshop on designing resilient, drought-tolerant gardens.
Food Well Alliance is hosting a Fall Compost Giveaway for anyone and everyone! Bring your buckets, wheelbarrows, and pickup trucks to load up with fresh, high-quality compost from CompostNow.
A hands-on workshop for community gardens and orchards ready to build or strengthen their volunteer programs.
This workshop is part of the Anyone Can Grow, Anywhere series, which has been offered for free to the community thanks to a Youth Climate Action Fund grant. The goal has been to teach sustainable gardening skills, build food sovereignty, and strengthen connections between local growers and residents. For this final workshop of the season, we’re closing out with a true celebration, a Harvest Party!
This will be a space to highlight and honor growers, farmers, and changemakers across Georgia. It’s all about community, abundance, and sharing. Bring your harvests and creations of the season, whether that’s a jar of homemade tomato sauce, fresh herbs, or anything else you’ve grown or made.
Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for a hands-on workshop on designing resilient, drought-tolerant gardens.
Join our Q&A Webinar to learn about the Local Food System Plan program and application process.
Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for a hands-on workshop on designing resilient, drought-tolerant gardens.
The 2026 Community Garden Grant will seek to deploy $132,500 in direct funding and includes 2 categories of support. Applications are due Sunday, November 23.
Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for a hands-on workshop on designing resilient, drought-tolerant gardens.
Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for a virtual workshop on designing resilient, drought-tolerant gardens.
Join us for the Local Food System Plan Resource Open House to learn more about the program and connect with partner organizations.
Join UGA Fulton County Extension, Food Well Alliance, and Trees Atlanta for a virtual Lunch & Learn that celebrates the power of native fruit and nut trees in Atlanta’s urban landscape.
As summer fades and the blueberry season comes to a close, fall offers the perfect opportunity to plant for future harvests. At Deer Creek Farm, we’re welcoming a new season with our Berry Success Class—a hands-on workshop designed to help you grow healthy, fruitful berry bushes in your own backyard.
Boots & Blooms is Trellis's inaugural fundraising event to support the new Ability Garden at Legacy Park. Dust off your boots and enjoy a fall evening in the Ability Garden - a true hidden gem in the City of Decatur community!
As summer fades and the blueberry season comes to a close, fall offers the perfect opportunity to plant for future harvests. At Deer Creek Farm, we’re welcoming a new season with our Berry Success Class—a hands-on workshop designed to help you grow healthy, fruitful berry bushes in your own backyard.
Join leaders across composting, packaging, policy, and business at the 2025 The Biodegradable Products Institute Summit on September 16-18 at the Loudermilk Conference Center.
Join us at the GROWL Community Garden for a workshop on how to start composting.
Come shop for great plants and explore our Garden Supplies sale, too!
Every Sunday morning from 9:30–11:00am, join Park Naturalist & Talkin’ Birds Ambassador Tasha Messer for “plirding”—picking up litter while birding.
Come enjoy a beautiful day on the farm! Love is Love will have farm tours, workshops, activities for kids, crafts, live music and more.
Join us to learn about the Pollinator Census and celebrate pollinators and plants on August 23rd. Participate in community science, enjoy fun activities, and explore the beautiful gardens of Woodlands, a GNPS gold-level-certified native habitat.
The 2025 Great Southeast Pollinator Census in Fulton County is scheduled for Saturday August 23, 2025. The UGA Extension Fulton County is hosting Census events at five locations.
Join the Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb County for the 2025 Great Southeast Pollinator Census! Become a citizen scientist and help count pollinator insects for 15 minutes to support vital research and conservation.
Join Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb County and Becky Griffin, UGA Extension’s Pollinator Census Coordinator who will share insights about pollinator ecology.
Join Bill Crumpler of Rooted Faith Farm at the Elm Street Urban Farm to learn the benefits of honey bees, the basics of raising healthy hives and what to consider when starting an apiary of your own
Join UGA Extension Fulton County and the USDA Southeast Climate Hub as they share how SE producers can prepare and recover from hurricanes.
Food Well Alliance: We are connecting organizations that are working to make metro Atlanta's local food system resilient, including production, processing, distribution, consumption and recovery.
Are you organizing a local food event in the Atlanta area that you'd like to see here on our site? Tell us about it! Approved events will be featured on our calendar.
The creation of Food Well Alliance was made possible through funding from the founding benefactor, the James M. Cox Foundation, and through the vision of Jim Kennedy, chair of Cox Enterprises, and Bill Bolling, founder of the Atlanta Community Food Bank. Together, they saw an opportunity to build healthier communities across metro Atlanta by supporting and connecting members of our local food movement. Today, we support more than 300 community gardens, urban farms and orchards in the Atlanta region.
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