The Community Garden
David Rude is the director of The Gypsy Magic Community Garden Project.
The garden is a "small but mighty" community-based garden used for health benefits on many levels. It provides food, a place of learning, growth, healing, and giving back. The garden is a focus point of several programs and it has been thoughtfully designed to be accessible for disabled visitors.
The "Back to Nature" educational Garden Program for Adults promotes a quality of life and discovery through "being" in nature and the grounding benefits of interaction with gardening in the earth. With technology, and the stresses of life at an all time high pace, many people are being pulled farther away from their roots in nature. Adults and generations of children are losing the connection of growing their own food, knowing where it comes from, and even forgetting or not knowing how to cook nutritious and health beneficial foods. Getting into nature and gardening is proven to be both beneficial and therapeutic on many levels.
The "Back to Nature" Garden Programs for Adults promotes learning how to garden, how to grow, produce, and harvest organic nutritious food and reduce family food budgets. Participants will learn about small space gardening methods, conservation techniques, harvest seasonal garden produce and enjoy a cooking demonstration and tasting of the harvest meal. Learn useful gardening techniques while having the opportunity to socialize, exercise, and relax in the natural and peaceful of the garden and horse farm surroundings.
The class size limited to 8 participants.
Dates and Registration Information Coming Soon!
The "Back to Nature" Garden Programs for Adults promotes learning how to garden, how to grow, produce, and harvest organic nutritious food and reduce family food budgets. Participants will learn about small space gardening methods, conservation techniques, harvest seasonal garden produce and enjoy a cooking demonstration and tasting of the harvest meal. Learn useful gardening techniques while having the opportunity to socialize, exercise, and relax in the natural and peaceful of the garden and horse farm surroundings.
The class size limited to 8 participants.
Dates and Registration Information Coming Soon!
The "Back to Nature" educational Garden Program for Children
Presently, children are subjected to a multitude of over-stimulus through screen addicted technology, stresses of school and the "Millennial" stigma. Many kids are being pulled farther away from their roots in nature. Generations of children are losing the connection of growing their own food, knowing where it comes from, and not knowing how to prepare or cook nutritious and health beneficial foods. Getting back to nature is proven to be both beneficial and therapeutic on many levels.
The "Back to Nature" educational Garden Program for Children offers stimulating social interaction with other kids. It promotes work ethics, learning about where food comes from, how to grow nutritious foods that are fun to eat and learn about their health benefits. Kids will learn about small space gardening, conservation techniques, learn to harvest seasonal garden produce and enjoy a cooking demonstration and tasting of the harvest meal. Kids will have fun socializing, exercising, learning, playing, and have time to relax in the natural and peaceful of the garden and horse farm surroundings.
The class size limited to 8 participants.
Dates and Registration Information Coming Soon!
Presently, children are subjected to a multitude of over-stimulus through screen addicted technology, stresses of school and the "Millennial" stigma. Many kids are being pulled farther away from their roots in nature. Generations of children are losing the connection of growing their own food, knowing where it comes from, and not knowing how to prepare or cook nutritious and health beneficial foods. Getting back to nature is proven to be both beneficial and therapeutic on many levels.
The "Back to Nature" educational Garden Program for Children offers stimulating social interaction with other kids. It promotes work ethics, learning about where food comes from, how to grow nutritious foods that are fun to eat and learn about their health benefits. Kids will learn about small space gardening, conservation techniques, learn to harvest seasonal garden produce and enjoy a cooking demonstration and tasting of the harvest meal. Kids will have fun socializing, exercising, learning, playing, and have time to relax in the natural and peaceful of the garden and horse farm surroundings.
The class size limited to 8 participants.
Dates and Registration Information Coming Soon!
