Join us in Nashville (snow or shine!) for the penultimate Permaculture Action Day on the Solidarity Tour w/ Rising Appalachia!!
Sunday, December 9th 10am-5pm before the Rising Appalachia show that evening at Mercy Lounge

Brooklyn Heights Community Garden is located at 1831 Haynes Street, Nashville, TN 37207

We’re delighted to be working again in community with Ms. Pearl at Brooklyn Heights Community Garden on several projects including:

• the builds of several sheds into tiny homes
• building new raised beds
• maintaining trees planted two years ago
• building a fire pit
• and much more.

A full day of community networking, projects, workshops, skill-shares, a meal for the people prepared by the people and live music!

This is a free, family-friendly event. Come as you are, bring your people.

In the words of the beautiful Ms. Pearl:
“Nurturing the earth is in turn nurturing yourself which in turn makes you more peaceful… we need to know how to live together”

Music

DJ Nexus
Ed Haggard and the Love Drums
Chrissy Kirkwood/Hayes Hornish/Amber Riley
Sasha Hana
Diatom Deli
Iyen Friersen
Sunny Saint James
Irene Tidwell

Workshops

Emergent Design: Principles and Practices for Designing Everyday Life w/ Jennifer J Morgan
Composting with Soldier Flies w/ Hayes Hornish
Vegan Cooking & Veganism w/ Mic True
Herbal Tinctures w/ Charles White
Forestry with Hand Tools w/ Jonathan Ramirez
Biodynamic Farmer w/ Michael Holt
Childrens’ Workshops with Curriculum from Myra Makes

A rolling lunch will be spread out around noon!

Invite your friends and get the latest updates on the facebook event page here.

Brooklyn Heights Community Garden in north Nashville, part of the Scruggs Brooklyn Heights Community, was our first Nashville action day site back in April, 2017 and we are very excited to return.

This is our second PAD at this site, the first one last April 2017. The mission of the garden is to bring awareness to the need for growing healthy food and living healthier lives. It is a civic space where people share labor, nourish relationships, and connect to our shared natural environment. BHCG fuels, heals and provides aesthetic pleasure to the neighborhood, many of whom are elderly and on fixed incomes. BHCG provides these elders, important people in the community, healthy fruit, vegetables and herbs grown locally on-site.