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Join us for a film screening and community discussion centered around the Great Migration of African Americans to Chicago's West Side in the early 20th century.
In this class, we will spend time painting three different plant species over the course of three weeks: February 11, February 18 & February 25.
Shop our Annual Plant Sale to stock up on plants grown by Conservatory volunteers!
Spend the day with our Head Beekeeper, Marcin Matelski, to learn the basics of beekeeping: equipment, hive design and construction, bee biology and behavior, bee management and bee products. This […]
This 6 class series includes a theoretical background, and skill focused, hands-on classes taught by renowned educator Nance Klehm.
Learn about city trees throughout the seasons with Openlands’ Regional Forester, Daniella Pereira!
Spend the day with our Head Beekeeper, Marcin Matelski, to learn the basics of beekeeping: equipment, hive design and construction, bee biology and behavior, bee management and bee products. This […]
The One Earth Film Festival returns to Garfield Park Conservatory with Can You Dig This?
The 2nd Wednesday Lecture for March teams up with the Indo-American Heritage Museum to celebrate Holi, the festival of colors from India which marks the arrival of spring and new energies.
Pruning Fundamentals is part of a 6-class series on Urban Agroecology: Ecosystem-based Food Production for Cities.
