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A one-day learning opportunity that mixes classroom learning with local gardening and environmental related vendors. Presented by the Chisago County Master Gardeners (CCMG) an outreach program of the U of MN Extension, in partnership with the Chisago Soil & Water Conservation District and Chisago Lakes Community Education. Two ways to participate: Register for the many...
Have you ever wanted to grow fruit trees in your own backyard and harvest home grown fruits or start a small orchard? This class will give you the skills and hands-on experience to learn how to hand make your own fruit trees, repair damaged trees, and add on different fruits to existing trees to save...
Spring Membership Meeting and Educational Presentations Sunday, March 22, 2026, Noon to 2:30 PM at Bachman's on Lyndale, Minneapolis 12:00 PM "Growing and Showing Lilies for Beginners" - informal question and answer with Tim Zimmerman who will provide a demonstration on showing lilies. 12:30 PM Membership Meeting 1:30 PM Speaker: David Zlesak, Professor at University...
Want to attract bees, butterflies, and birds to your home garden? Learn to select plants and design a native plant garden that supports wildlife and brings beauty to your outdoor space! This workshop includes a presentation by Metro Blooms Design+Build landscape designers on pollinator-friendly plantings and landcare practices that can be adopted in your home...
Where The Seed Remembers is an immersive multicultural community art exhibit that celebrates earth, creation, lineage and memory. It is co-curated by artist, storyteller, and cultural architect Joshua "Brotha Asé" Gillespie. This exhibition and accompanying celebration and community gatherings honors the connection between Mother Earth and the human experience. It explores birth, nurturing, protection, identity,...
Award-winning photographer and storyteller Diana Pierce invites you to join her and go on a journey into the alluring world of floral intrigue in “Seduction & Symbolism: The Scandalous History of Flowers.” In this 45-minute presentation plus time for questions, Diana unearths the hidden meanings and secret messages blooms have carried through art, literature, and...
Now you can enjoy this timeless tradition throughout the changing seasons as our chef creates delectable savories and sweets that include classic flavors as well as seasonal twists. Nestled in the Snyder building's Tea Room, this event is sure to delight the senses. Guests are welcome to enjoy the beauty of the Arboretum before or...
Want to attract bees, butterflies, and birds to your home garden? Learn to select plants and design a native plant garden that supports wildlife and brings beauty to your outdoor space! This workshop includes a presentation by Metro Blooms Design+Build landscape designers on pollinator-friendly plantings and landcare practices that can be adopted in your home...
Join food justice folks from across the state for this “non-conference” – the first since 2019! This Action Team is fundraising and starting to shape the details, so stay tuned for more soon. Recommend Speakers And More MFJN invites farmers and urban growers, youth leaders and educators, food justice advocates, researchers, policy leaders, cooperatives, culture artists, healers, artists,...
Can't make it to Duluth? Join us for the livestream of this incredible panel, Friday @2pm! Hear stories of resilience, mutual aid, the future, and of course... food justice! Check the link in bio or mfjn.org for livestream access and bios
The Anoka County Master Gardeners’ home landscaping and garden fair offers more than a dozen educational classes, creative vendor booths and access to local organizations in the resource room. Attendees can also add a “make-and-take” workshop for an additional materials fee. Cafe Zupas turkey, ham or vegetarian sandwiches are available for lunch for an additional...
Experience the maple syrup process from tree to table! Participate in a variety of hands-on activities and discover a little more about the science and history behind this sweet treat. Plus, visit vendors with maple syrup, handcrafted items, and other local products. Free, drop-in event. Saturday March 28: 10am-2pm Sunday March 29: 2-4pm
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