3rd Annual Scarecrow Contest
Submit your entry by April 30 2022
Peer reviewed for winner first week of May
Prize $50 cash and $50 donation to Bethell Hospice
Workshops & Events
Upcoming and Current
2022
Community Garden Plots available for 2022 Season.
20′ x 20′ $140 and 10 x 20 $120
May 1 – November 1
for more information susan.riverdale@gmail.com
Past Events
2020 Events
Kitchen Table
Climate Change Workshop
Friday January 24, 2020,
7-8:30 pm
Barnone Studio, 15707 McLaughlin Rd.
Join us for a casual and informative workshop with Sabrina , on behalf of the Climate Change Action Plan Task Force (CCAP-TF).
This is your opportunity to have a say and provide valuable input that will help shape the new Climate Change Action Plan for the Town of Caledon.
There will be a short PowerPoint presentation including discussion questions. I will be capturing your comments to bring back to the CCAP-TF and I encourage everyone to fill out the Town of Caledon survey as well: Survey
A TerraCycle box will be available onsite, so please feel free to bring any old razors, blades or packaging for disposal.
Hope to see you there,
Sabrina Valleau
Resident Member,
Climate Change Action Plan Task Force
Eco Caledon Spring Climate Festival
Saturday May 30, 2020 has been postponed . New date is Sunday September 20, 2020
Please continue to watch for updates as we will be following the provincial guidelines for social gatherings and safety with regards to the Covid pandemic.
HOW TO GROW NUTRIENT DENSE FOOD
The Garden Series w/ Owen Goltz
Dates to be announced for Spring 2020
ALL WORKSHOPS ARE CURRENTLY ON HOLD UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
This is a super empowering and exciting offering — it’s both full of theory and hands-on practical. Owen is committed to inspiring and supporting regenerative land uses on his farm and in his community of Inglewood through education. This workshop will focus on creating an upward spiral in soil health. Everybody can grow food, but not everyone knows how to grow super nutrient dense food! Who should take this course? Anyone growing food for themselves or others – at any scale, or anyone concerned about the lack of nutrition in our food supply! You will learn about:
* The relationships between photosynthesis, soil microbes and soil nutrients.
* Re-mineralizing soils and using biostimulators.
* Do’s and Don’ts of tillage.
* Doing it all via compost heap.
Remember, it’s all about It’s about Healthy SOILS, Healthy PLANTS, Healthy PEOPLE! Email us at owen.riverdale@gmail.com to RSVP if you plan to attend!