Please enjoy this free NSG-funded workshop at the Riley Park Community Garden. Materials and light refreshments provided!

How to register: Email enricas91@gmail.com with your full name and the date of the workshop you wish to attend (July 8 or 15).

Get your gardening questions answered by a local master gardener! They will be holding a booth at the Farmer’s Market on the first Saturday of every month from Mar to Oct.

Volunteer to raise funds to support our Riley Park Gardens. LMNHS has a booth in the Riley Park Farmers Market. We invite shoppers to donate funds, share information on the programs we offer and at the end of the market, vendors contribute produce for our food literacy programs.

Jacqui and Annie from LMNHS are hosting the workshops and activities in the garden for newcomer families and seniors.

Join the TAPS Program from LMNHS for lunch and learn in the Community Garden. Ask Craig for more information.

Jacqui and Annie from LMNHS are hosting the workshops and activities in the garden for newcomer families and seniors.

This annual event is a joyful celebration of food security, waste reduction, and community connection. We'll be kicking off this year's fruit season with some music, snacks and a VFTP button making station.

This is a great opportunity for existing, new and interested community members to connect and learn more about the organization as well as learn about local fruit!

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome.

Jacqui and Annie from LMNHS are hosting the workshops and activities in the garden for newcomer families and seniors.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome.

Get your gardening questions answered by a local master gardener! They will be holding a booth at the Farmer’s Market on the first Saturday of every month from Mar to Oct.

Volunteer to raise funds to support our Riley Park Gardens. LMNHS has a booth in the Riley Park Farmers Market. We invite shoppers to donate funds, share information on the programs we offer and at the end of the market, vendors contribute produce for our food literacy programs.

This program is designed for parents of children 0–5 years of age to learn and grow spiritually, emotionally, physically, and mentally through guided nature exploration experiences. 

Program Purpose 

• To support early childhood development in a calm, natural environment. 

• To give parents and children time to connect with each other and with nature. 

• To encourage growth in four main areas: 

• Spiritual – developing a sense of wonder, gratitude, and connection. 

• Emotional – building emotional awareness, regulation, and bonding. 

• Physical – moving bodies through walking, playing, and exploring outdoors. 

• Mental – stimulating curiosity, learning, and problem-solving. 

Who This Program Is For 

• Parents or caregivers with children from birth to 5 years old. 

• Families who want to spend time outdoors exploring the world around them. 

• Those interested in whole-child development (mind, body, heart, and spirit). 

To sign up, please fill out this form.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome.

This program is designed for parents of children 0–5 years of age to learn and grow spiritually, emotionally, physically, and mentally through guided nature exploration experiences. 

Program Purpose 

• To support early childhood development in a calm, natural environment. 

• To give parents and children time to connect with each other and with nature. 

• To encourage growth in four main areas: 

• Spiritual – developing a sense of wonder, gratitude, and connection. 

• Emotional – building emotional awareness, regulation, and bonding. 

• Physical – moving bodies through walking, playing, and exploring outdoors. 

• Mental – stimulating curiosity, learning, and problem-solving. 

Who This Program Is For 

• Parents or caregivers with children from birth to 5 years old. 

• Families who want to spend time outdoors exploring the world around them. 

• Those interested in whole-child development (mind, body, heart, and spirit). 

To sign up, please fill out this form.