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Urbans Gardens II: Building Community
with Eugene Cooke
Saturday April 24th, 3 pm - 5 pm
$16 , $12 if you bring a friend.

Is a Food Revolution in Season? Where does your food come from?
Eugene Cooke returns to California for the second installment of the Urban Gardens lecture series in partnership with The Grain Project.  We’ll discuss concepts of guerilla gardening in order to see the city in a different light.  Folks with all levels of gardening experience will benefit from this workshop.  Calling all teachers, educators, conscious parents and community-minded folks!

“Your own corner of the planet is a perfect place to start.” -David Tracey, Guerilla Gardening

at the Jerome CommUnity Teaching Garden
(located at the Southeast of Jerome Park)
2115 W. McFadden Santa Ana 92704
Space is limited. Pre-registration a must.
RSVP theinsideoutyoga@gmail.com

Single ticket ($16)

Two tickets ($24)

About The Grain Project: this is a non-profit organization that promotes unified, healthy, sustainable communities through farmers' markets, community gardens, and public art. 

Eugene Cooke has been growing food & developing creative, community partnerships for over a decade. He believes that artistic expression & sustainable living are the keys to vibrant social systems. Eugene engages youth & adults in lectures & hands on learning. He’s helping people grow their own food by developing gardens & mini-farms at homes, schools, churches, community centers & parks from California to DC to Kenya.

Do you know where the universe came from? At first there was nothing...then nothing turned itself inside out and became something. Why don't you turn yourself inside out? - Sun Ra

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