Current Projects
Flowers for Fannie
Flowers for Fannie is a tribute to the legacy of Fannie Lee Napoleon, a beloved matriarch who dedicated her life to nurturing her community. This project seeks to restore Fannie's home into a vibrant space of nourishment and learning, where families can come together to explore urban gardening and cultivate a deeper connection with nature.
Past Appearances
G.Y.O.F Workshop Series
Are you interested in learning how to grow your own food? Do you want to live more sustainably and enjoy fresh, home-grown produce? Our series of educational talks is perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike.
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Wednesday, June 5, 2024 5PM | DC Public Library | Mt. Pleasant, DC
a poetry garden
a poetry reading, preceded by a seed discussion. This event celebrates the literal and figurative gardens in our lives and how the concept of gardening may contribute to a writing practice or overall lifestyle, encompassing one's practice.
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Thursday, March 28, 2024 | 5PM-7PM | DC Public Library | Petworth, DC
Alloy Academy is a wellness educational series that revolutionizes healing by empowering individuals to reclaim influence over their own wellness!
First in the series:
How to Grow Your Own Food with the amazing Stewart of the land Ms. Tamara Ashton @fairygardenmutha: because what we put in our bodies impacts every aspect of our health. -
Wednesday, July 19, 2024 | 11:00 AM - 2:00PM | Washington Youth Garden at The National Arboretum
Tried & True Garden Activities featuring Tamara M. Ashton teaching Math Concepts in the Garden
The Summer Institute for Garden-based Teaching is a four-day long professional development course that invites teachers from around the city. This training inspires and connects teachers and school staff to more fully integrate their school garden into their daily educational activities.