Backyard Habitat Workshop - Common Good City Farm
The District Department of the Environment and Audubon-at-Home are offering this backyard habitat workshops in partnership with Common Good City Farm at their farm in LeDroit Park.
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Aquatic Amore - Fri, Feb 14
The AREC is offering a Valentine's Day themed Family Discovery Day, on Friday, February 14th.
Activities will include an aquarium tour, a Looking for Love aquatic animal presentation, and an Art from the Heart themed craft. Please Sign Up>>
Rooting DC 2025 - Sat, Mar 8
Eastern Senior High School - 1700 East Capitol St. NE.
The 18th annual Rooting DC is a FREE, all- day event that provides education and community building around urban agriculture and food systems, with the goal of cultivating personal, community, and environmental wellbeing. It is the District’s central meeting ground for land stewards and garden lovers to strengthen their connection with crops and community in the nation’s capital. The Rooting DC program includes interactive workshops on crop production, food preparation/preservation/waste-prevention, and agroecology as a source of education and art. The event also hosts an exhibitor hall of local businesses, non-profits, and government entities from across the metropolitan region.
The event was first held in 2007 as a small gathering of about 150 urban gardeners and has grown into a perennial gathering, attracting several hundred attendees each year. Rooting DC is sponsored by DOEE.
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