We are reading Chemical Signals, and author J.C. Rivers of Parkwood East will be joining us.  You can find the book at Old Firehouse Books or the Poudre Valley Library. All are welcome.

Ryan James has reserved some tables for us at Rally King Brewing so we don't have to meet in a cold driveway! He'll bring some nibbles and nametags. Join us there!

We're reading Eligible.  Thanks to Mary Smith for organizing.  For updated info on our book club, please go to this page on BookClubs.com.

This workshop is presented by Ruth Inglis-Widrick, Co-founder of NoCo PPAN Chapter, who specializes in pollinator and edible landscaping.  Cost is $5 for each set of bee house supplies.  Thank you to Maureen McCarthy for organizing and to the Cinabros for hosting.  The workshop will be held in the garage, so please dress accordingly. Children ages […]

Presented by Home Grown Food Colorado and the Poudre Library District. Free seeds – tomatoes, peppers, peas, beans, squash, & more! Come share/trade your seeds & pick up some new ones. We’ll have seed drop-off tables w/ seed envelopes. Don’t have seeds to trade? Just bring your desire to start a garden, we have plenty of seeds to share! […]

This month we are meeting at William Oliver’s near King Soopers. We are reading The Measure by Nikki Erlick.  Please join the Parkwood East book club on the Book Club app   https://bookclubs.com/clubs/5967157/join/394aad

Presented by PPAN (People and Pollinators Action Network).  Check https://peopleandpollinators.org for more information.

We are reading Mika in Real Life.  Thank you Marilyn and Juli for hosting. You can sign up for our book club by clicking here.

Please share with your neighbors who are interested in xeriscaping, water efficiency, and native plants. Date & Time Workshop Title & Description Location Registration Links April 3rd, 6:30pm City Resources for Waterwise Landscaping: Join City staff from the Water Conservation and Nature In the City Teams to learn about the many City programs available to […]

A free event where community members may take home and/or swap vegetable and pollinator flower seeds, make a small native bee house for their yard (family-friendly workshop with supplies provided), learn about propagating native seeds, and swap tips on planting and growing. All seeds and information are free, though donations are welcome and appreciated! Co-hosted […]

Thank you, Jennifer Anderson, for hosting.

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