Eclectic, artsy, earthy and committed to a better future… that’s Sustainable Ballard and the Annual Sustainable Ballard Festival! Join your Ballard neighbors on Saturday September 28th at Loyal Heights Community […]
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Sustainable Ballard’s 15th Annual Edible Garden Tour
Join us for our 15th Annual Edible Garden Tour! This year’s tour will highlight many of the most gorgeous edible gardens in Central Ballard. The tour includes more than 20 […]
FREE – Spring Fling
Say “Goodbye” to Winter and “Hello” to Spring. Featuring indoor snowball fight, decorating flower pots and filling them with vegetable or wild flower seeds. Building and filling your own terrariums […]
Plant A Seed Event
Join us at the Ballard Farmers Market for a Plant-a-Seed Event on Sunday March 19th, 2023 from 9am-1pm. Learn about the essential role of pollinators on farms and in home […]
Crown Hill Grillage
Meet Your Neighbors! Join Crown Hill Village to celebrate our great community, meet your neighbors, learn about all the exciting events, art projects, opportunities for input on growth, gardening, and […]
Build a Birdhouse!
Art for your garden, and a home for a bird. Build a birdhouse for chickadees, wrens, and other small birds (or maybe bumble bees). You bring the kids, the Crown […]
BHS selling organic veggies
Today’s a great day for gardening! The students at Ballard High are holding a plant sale today (Saturday) from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. They’re selling all organic vegetable starts […]
Volunteer gardeners needed at the Locks
If the recent sunny streak has you itching to use your green thumb, check out the Carl English botanical garden at the Locks. There are only three paid staff that […]
You’ll have to wait awhile for a P-Patch
As grocery prices soar, more people are turning to their own garden to grow fruits and veggies. Unfortunately not everyone has a yard and more folks are trying to get […]
HGTV to feature Ballard garden
Charles and Annie Jones’ garden in Ballard will be featured on HGTV’s “Landscaper’s Challenge” this Sunday. An Edmonds designer and Everett landscaper transforms “dangerously steep steps” into a safe and […]
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