
An Evening with Trust for Public Land
The Trust for Public Land's Next Gen Council invite you for a special event on the topic of Creative Placemaking - to feature a panel discussion followed by drinks, snacks, and foraging tours!

The Trust for Public Land's Next Gen Council invite you for a special event on the topic of Creative Placemaking - to feature a panel discussion followed by drinks, snacks, and foraging tours!

Our staple introductory course, taught bi-weekly. You'll investigate various Urban Agriculture projects around the city, discussing benefits & drawbacks to each one, and hear about what opportunities exist to engage further in this emerging field.

Our staple introductory course, taught bi-weekly. You'll investigate various Urban Agriculture projects around the city, discussing benefits & drawbacks to each one, and hear about what opportunities exist to engage further in this emerging field.

Our staple introductory course, taught bi-weekly. You'll investigate various Urban Agriculture projects around the city, discussing benefits & drawbacks to each one, and hear about what opportunities exist to engage further in this emerging field.

Our staple introductory course, taught bi-weekly. You'll investigate various Urban Agriculture projects around the city, discussing benefits & drawbacks to each one, and hear about what opportunities exist to engage further in this emerging field.

This class will provide the audience with a basic understanding of common NYC building structures, and the tools and knowledge to make a rooftop farm or general green space possible on a variety of budgets. Combining realistic expectations with a coactive and open-minded team of design professionals is the bridge between dreams and reality - to turn grey into green.

From our organizers: According to global design firm SOM, "there are an estimated 37 square miles of roof atop New York City...with only a tiny fraction designed for active use." But combining common practices with emerging technologies, we now have the tools to change this and help solve key challenges concerning food, water, energy, and…

Our staple introductory course, taught bi-weekly. You'll investigate various Urban Agriculture projects around the city, discussing benefits & drawbacks to each one, and hear about what opportunities exist to engage further in this emerging field.

We need a new local food system - and the women behind Green Food Solutions are here to give you the knowledge and tools that will allow you to be part of the solution.
Discover the history and medicinal benefits of some of our favorite culinary herbs and spices, including, sage, basil, thyme, cayenne, and cinnamon. This class is filled with recipes, tastings, and practical tips.

In this class, you'll get hands-on experience in building a Tower Garden, one of the top-selling hydroponic systems in the world today, and learn just how easy it is to grow your own food.

Our monthly open house. BYO drink and come start your weekend at New York's only co-working lab dedicated to the future of food & agriculture. We'll provide the tasty bites & fresh greens grown on-site.

As a lead-up to Agritecture Xchange - www.agritecture.com/xchange - we will be hosting a series of mini-talks on topics that challenge our presumptions.

In this workshop, you'll learn the ease of composting in New York within our apartments, offices, or schools. This is the perfect class for anyone who has wanted to better understand the issue of organic waste in our cities, the general composting process, compost's value to soil, and how to get started on your own worm bin regardless of your surroundings.

The inaugural Fulton Hall Oysterfest in Fort Greene, Brooklyn is a “shellebration” of sustainable shellfish farming, community-based restoration initiatives, and of course the almighty oyster itself. Come by between 2 PM and 9 PM to enjoy dollar oyster deals, delicious food, refreshing drink, raffle prizes, merchandise, music, and all the good vibes that late August has to offer!

Our staple introductory course, taught bi-weekly. You'll investigate various Urban Agriculture projects around the city, discussing benefits & drawbacks to each one, and hear about what opportunities exist to engage further in this emerging field.

From our organizers: RSVP to 718-802-3798 Light refreshments will to follow the formal program. Recognition certificates will be available for each entering block that RSVPs. Photos of the winning blocks will be shown. Pick up a fall bulb gift bag to get a jumpstart on spring!

Our staple introductory course, taught bi-weekly. You'll investigate various Urban Agriculture projects around the city, discussing benefits & drawbacks to each one, and hear about what opportunities exist to engage further in this emerging field.

This course will introduce aspects of the environment, including the distribution and use of freshwater, mineral and soil resources. The course will also cover topics on the importance of biodiversity, conservation, global climate and waste management. We will use the city itself for case studies and supplement with lab activities and active discussion.
Fall for local oysters at our next Billion Oyster Social at Midnights presented by Tito's Handmade Vodka!