Events May 31st 2017 Low Maintenance Gardening 19:00 to 20:30 Gardening with Verna at A Different BooklistLow Maintenance GardeningMay 31 7:00- 8:30Certified Garden Designer Verna Leader brings with her lifelong experience in gardening. Her focus is on sustainable gardens and discovering the joys of planting food. This series will entail discussions and hands-on learning. Bring your questions, access the seed library and share in a planting experience. A Different Booklist Cultural CentreThe People's Residence777-779 Bathurst St > May 31st 2017 Social Justice = Environmental Justice 09:30 to 16:00 What: Clayton Thomas-Müller speaks at the 5th Annual Tommy Douglas Institute's "Social Justice = ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: Rethink! Reclaim! Respect!” When: Wednesday May 31, 2017 / 9:30am-4:00pm Where: George Brown College (290 Adelaide St. E.,... > May 27th 2017 Plant Sale 11:00 to 15:00 Black Creek Community Garden Resource NetworkLocal and Organic Vegetable PlantsSaturday May 27 11 am - 3 pmChurch of St Stephen2259 Jane St > May 27th 2017 Green Thumbs Growing Kids Plant Sale 11:00 to 15:00 We are selling all plants for $2. Heritage/rare tomatoes, peppers, basil, orach, calendula, comfrey, and cup plant. At the Winchester School Fun Fair, 11-3 pm. One block west of Parliament at the corner of Winchester St. and Rose Ave. Come see an elementary school garden in its 18th season! and support Green... > May 24th 2017 Urban Planting and Salad Bowl Gardening 19:00 to 20:30 Gardening with Verna at A Different BooklistUrban Planting & Salad Bowl GardeningMay 24 7:00- 8:30Certified Garden Designer Verna Leader brings with her lifelong experience in gardening. Her focus is on sustainable gardens and discovering the joys of planting food. This series will entail discussions and hands-on learning. Bring your questions, access the seed library and share in a planting experience. A Different Booklist Cultural CentreThe People's Residence777-779 Bathurst St > May 20th 2017 Farm to Fork 12:00 to 18:00 4th Annual Toronto GMO-Free Festival & Farmers' Market > May 17th 2017 Balcony Gardening 19:00 to 20:30 Gardening with Verna at A Different BooklistBalcony GardeningMay 17 7:00- 8:30Certified Garden Designer Verna Leader brings with her lifelong experience in gardening. Her focus is on sustainable gardens and discovering the joys of planting food. This series will entail discussions and hands-on learning. Bring your questions, access the seed library and share in a planting experience. A Different Booklist Cultural CentreThe People's Residence777-779 Bathurst St > May 16th 2017 Discover your garden allies 13:00 to 14:30 Stonegate CHC Garden SeriesStonegate Community Health Centre 150 Berry Road, EtobicokeTuesday, May 16th from 1:00 – 2:30 pm Eco friendly pest control workshop with garden enthusiast Carolin Taron. Learn... > May 11th 2017 Growing Pollinator Plants 16:00 to 18:00 Dallington Pollinators bring you a workshop on Connecting Pollinator Plants and Urban Biodiversity: Growing Pollinator PlantsPresented by Lisa Ward from TRCAThursday, May 11 4:00-6:00 Fairview Community Health5 Fairview Mall, Suite 359Registration: 647-707-1160 or info@dallingtonpollinators.com > May 10th 2017 A Plant for Every Reason and Season 19:00 to 20:30 Gardening with Verna at A Different BooklistA Plant for Every Reason and SeasonHow to choose the right plant for the right placeMay 10 7:00- 8:30Certified Garden Designer Verna Leader brings with her lifelong experience in gardening. Her focus is on sustainable gardens and discovering the joys of planting food. This series will entail discussions and hands-on learning. Bring your questions, access the seed library and share in a planting experience. A Different Booklist Cultural CentreThe People's Residence777-779 Bathurst StRegistration:... > Start on May 10th 2017 Garden workshop series in Fairview End on June 28th 2017 Garden workshops on a variety of topics will be offered in May and JuneWednesdays, May 10-June 28, 20173:30-5:00 Fairview Community Health, 5 Fairview Mall, Suite 478and Oriole Food Space Garden 2800 Don Mills RoadRefreshments will be provided Get some great tips and new ideas for your own gardenRegistration: Contact Evelyn 416 640 5298 ext... > Start on May 8th 2017 Grey to Green Conference End on May 10th 2017 Senior levels of government continue to overlook the many benefits of investing in living green infrastructure such as urban forests, green roofs and walls when making infrastructure decisions. Join us to shape a healthier and more resilient future with green infrastructure.Explore the latest in performance, economic valuation, design, policy, and technology from Canada, the US, and worldwide. This interdisciplinary conference is the leading forum for designers, policy makers, manufacturers, growers, landscapers, and other green infrastructure professionals to discuss the benefits and growth of the green infrastructure industry.Grey to Green also includes a trade... > May 3rd 2017 DIY Mushroom workshop at Ryerson Urban Farm 17:30 to 18:30 Have you tried growing your own mushrooms? We'll be sharing fascinating information about the Kingdom Fungi and its role in ecological gardening at this hands-on workshop. You'll leave with an innoculated bag of oyster mushroom mycelium that will fruit in the coming weeks, and the resources to do it again on your own! Here's an quick intro to fungi terminology: hyphae vegetative growth structure of fungi mycelium masses of hyphae fruit the fruiting part of the fungi (these are the mushrooms we eat) innoculation introducing a small amount of microorganisms to a material where they can proliferate Fees & cancellation: Suggested $25 donation to help cover our material costs. We'll be accepting cash or cheques (made out to 'Ryerson... > May 2nd 2017 TransformTO Webinar May 2 12:00 to 13:30 What is our vision for Toronto in the year 2050? How will we reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent? These questions and more were the focus of the TransformTO Community Conversations and events.Nearly 2000 Torontonians participated in TransformTO events and online survey to share their visions for Toronto in 2050.From the community feedback provided at the TransformTO events, community reports and other submissions, common ideas and themes were identified.The most mentioned ideas overall, across categories were:better transit (transit that is reliable;... >
May 31st 2017 Low Maintenance Gardening 19:00 to 20:30 Gardening with Verna at A Different BooklistLow Maintenance GardeningMay 31 7:00- 8:30Certified Garden Designer Verna Leader brings with her lifelong experience in gardening. Her focus is on sustainable gardens and discovering the joys of planting food. This series will entail discussions and hands-on learning. Bring your questions, access the seed library and share in a planting experience. A Different Booklist Cultural CentreThe People's Residence777-779 Bathurst St >
May 31st 2017 Social Justice = Environmental Justice 09:30 to 16:00 What: Clayton Thomas-Müller speaks at the 5th Annual Tommy Douglas Institute's "Social Justice = ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: Rethink! Reclaim! Respect!” When: Wednesday May 31, 2017 / 9:30am-4:00pm Where: George Brown College (290 Adelaide St. E.,... >
May 27th 2017 Plant Sale 11:00 to 15:00 Black Creek Community Garden Resource NetworkLocal and Organic Vegetable PlantsSaturday May 27 11 am - 3 pmChurch of St Stephen2259 Jane St >
May 27th 2017 Green Thumbs Growing Kids Plant Sale 11:00 to 15:00 We are selling all plants for $2. Heritage/rare tomatoes, peppers, basil, orach, calendula, comfrey, and cup plant. At the Winchester School Fun Fair, 11-3 pm. One block west of Parliament at the corner of Winchester St. and Rose Ave. Come see an elementary school garden in its 18th season! and support Green... >
May 24th 2017 Urban Planting and Salad Bowl Gardening 19:00 to 20:30 Gardening with Verna at A Different BooklistUrban Planting & Salad Bowl GardeningMay 24 7:00- 8:30Certified Garden Designer Verna Leader brings with her lifelong experience in gardening. Her focus is on sustainable gardens and discovering the joys of planting food. This series will entail discussions and hands-on learning. Bring your questions, access the seed library and share in a planting experience. A Different Booklist Cultural CentreThe People's Residence777-779 Bathurst St >
May 17th 2017 Balcony Gardening 19:00 to 20:30 Gardening with Verna at A Different BooklistBalcony GardeningMay 17 7:00- 8:30Certified Garden Designer Verna Leader brings with her lifelong experience in gardening. Her focus is on sustainable gardens and discovering the joys of planting food. This series will entail discussions and hands-on learning. Bring your questions, access the seed library and share in a planting experience. A Different Booklist Cultural CentreThe People's Residence777-779 Bathurst St >
May 16th 2017 Discover your garden allies 13:00 to 14:30 Stonegate CHC Garden SeriesStonegate Community Health Centre 150 Berry Road, EtobicokeTuesday, May 16th from 1:00 – 2:30 pm Eco friendly pest control workshop with garden enthusiast Carolin Taron. Learn... >
May 11th 2017 Growing Pollinator Plants 16:00 to 18:00 Dallington Pollinators bring you a workshop on Connecting Pollinator Plants and Urban Biodiversity: Growing Pollinator PlantsPresented by Lisa Ward from TRCAThursday, May 11 4:00-6:00 Fairview Community Health5 Fairview Mall, Suite 359Registration: 647-707-1160 or info@dallingtonpollinators.com >
May 10th 2017 A Plant for Every Reason and Season 19:00 to 20:30 Gardening with Verna at A Different BooklistA Plant for Every Reason and SeasonHow to choose the right plant for the right placeMay 10 7:00- 8:30Certified Garden Designer Verna Leader brings with her lifelong experience in gardening. Her focus is on sustainable gardens and discovering the joys of planting food. This series will entail discussions and hands-on learning. Bring your questions, access the seed library and share in a planting experience. A Different Booklist Cultural CentreThe People's Residence777-779 Bathurst StRegistration:... >
Start on May 10th 2017 Garden workshop series in Fairview End on June 28th 2017 Garden workshops on a variety of topics will be offered in May and JuneWednesdays, May 10-June 28, 20173:30-5:00 Fairview Community Health, 5 Fairview Mall, Suite 478and Oriole Food Space Garden 2800 Don Mills RoadRefreshments will be provided Get some great tips and new ideas for your own gardenRegistration: Contact Evelyn 416 640 5298 ext... >
Start on May 8th 2017 Grey to Green Conference End on May 10th 2017 Senior levels of government continue to overlook the many benefits of investing in living green infrastructure such as urban forests, green roofs and walls when making infrastructure decisions. Join us to shape a healthier and more resilient future with green infrastructure.Explore the latest in performance, economic valuation, design, policy, and technology from Canada, the US, and worldwide. This interdisciplinary conference is the leading forum for designers, policy makers, manufacturers, growers, landscapers, and other green infrastructure professionals to discuss the benefits and growth of the green infrastructure industry.Grey to Green also includes a trade... >
May 3rd 2017 DIY Mushroom workshop at Ryerson Urban Farm 17:30 to 18:30 Have you tried growing your own mushrooms? We'll be sharing fascinating information about the Kingdom Fungi and its role in ecological gardening at this hands-on workshop. You'll leave with an innoculated bag of oyster mushroom mycelium that will fruit in the coming weeks, and the resources to do it again on your own! Here's an quick intro to fungi terminology: hyphae vegetative growth structure of fungi mycelium masses of hyphae fruit the fruiting part of the fungi (these are the mushrooms we eat) innoculation introducing a small amount of microorganisms to a material where they can proliferate Fees & cancellation: Suggested $25 donation to help cover our material costs. We'll be accepting cash or cheques (made out to 'Ryerson... >
May 2nd 2017 TransformTO Webinar May 2 12:00 to 13:30 What is our vision for Toronto in the year 2050? How will we reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent? These questions and more were the focus of the TransformTO Community Conversations and events.Nearly 2000 Torontonians participated in TransformTO events and online survey to share their visions for Toronto in 2050.From the community feedback provided at the TransformTO events, community reports and other submissions, common ideas and themes were identified.The most mentioned ideas overall, across categories were:better transit (transit that is reliable;... >