Community Garden Opportunities
Adams Native Plant Garden
Growing Together in Adams
Nestled in the heart of Adams at the Old Stone Mill is a native plant pollinator community garden providing essential habitat, hands-on learning opportunities, and a space for neighbors to connect. If you’re interested in learning about native plants, joining a workshop, or simply enjoying the green space, there’s a place for you here. Check the calendar for upcoming garden workdays and events!
Lanesborough School Garden
A Garden for young growers (of all ages)
The Lanesborough Elementary School garden, coming in 2025, will be a space where students and families can learn to grow their own food while connecting to the land. From volunteer planting days to outdoor classroom space, this garden will be built for those who love to learn by the community they live in. See the calendar to get involved!
Pittsfield Community Garden
Small City Farming & Fresh Food Access
The community garden at 18 Degrees Family Resource Center in Pittsfield brings fresh food and green space into the city, creating opportunities for hands-on learning and local food access. Whether you’re looking to dig in the dirt or support the project in other ways, we welcome your help in bringing this garden to life. View the calendar for ways to participate!