Quesada Gardens, the home-grown grassroots network of gardens, gathering spaces and public art projects, introduces Bayview’s newest tradition:
Saturday community volunteer parties
Meet up every Saturday from 10am to 1pm-ish, beginning this Saturday, January 29th at 1747 Quesada (under the Canary Island Date Palms trees, just west of 3rd Street). Map
Bicyclists enjoy flatland peddling along Oakdale and 3rd. MUNI riders choose between T-Third light rail (Palou stop) and buses (23, 24 and 44 lines).
Volunteers should dress appropriately for weather and gardening. Gloves, tools, refreshments, and team leaders will be provided.
More Info? Contact volunteer coordinator Jacob Watta by email or 415.822.0800.
Not from these parts, but still want to come play? Come on by and experience the best of Bayview, and the best in grassroots community strength as neighbors lead volunteer activities in the neighborhood's gardens and along its sidewalks.
The Quesada Gardens Initiative has always been volunteer-driven, began as an all-resident volunteer organization, and has hosted countless groups of volunteers from schools, businesses and social clubs.
Volunteers enjoy sharing tips about gardening with expert horticulturists, and learning about sustainable local systems that support cultural diversity, food production and healthy environments.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Quesada Gardens Initiative begins regular Saturday Community Volunteer Days
From the Bayview Footprints,
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