News & Events
May 23, 2024, Thursday
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m
Plymouth County Sheriff's Horticultural Center Community Garden and Picnic Area ,
74 Obery Street, Plymouth, MA
This free program is courtesy of The Plymouth County Sheriff’s
Exciting news! Two summer gardens, planned and installed by Terra Cura, will be part of the Sustainable Garden Tour on July 20, 2023. Come visit all six gardens, locations will be kept secret until you get your garden tour map. This is a fundraiser to support the Shiff Garden located at the Plymouth Public Library.
Purchase your ticket at Plymouth Public Library Foundation ($30/person)
Enjoy a garden fair, 12-4pm, with displays, demonstrations and a raffle.
Scan QR Code for details
Through a collaborative volunteer effort between Terra Cura Inc., Edible Landscapes of Cape Cod, the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department and Plymouth North High School, Plymouth Public Library built 9 raised beds for the community to learn about small scale gardening and their benefits to pollinators.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if our library network serves as a permaculture and gardening resource nationwide?
Check out Wicked Local’s news article.
As The Somerville Community Growing Center renovation process comes to an end, a new chapter begins. After green design, then what? What is required of us to practice regeneration? How do we sustain sustainability?
In order to serve changing needs of this urban food forest garden, Terra Cura recognizes our shifting roles from designers to educators and storytellers. We invite the community to join us on a pilot reflection / strategic planning process for this amazing sanctuary. If you are in the hood on August 20, we look forward to seeing you at this (and future events)!
#communityofpractice #foodforest #regeneration
Sign up on Facebook Events Beyond Permaculture: An Invitation for Reflection & Strategies for Regeneration
Julie Thompson spoke to Malissa Kenney and Jackie Millar of Healthy Plymouth - a community partner of Terra Cura Inc. — to discuss their mission and what's coming up next for the organization.
Local Matters is a production of the Local Seen, a division of Plymouth Area Community Television. Check out Jackie’s sharing on what Permaculture is and how it can be embodied and practiced in daily life.
Sophia from NMES highlights how students and families have been working together to take care of the garden beds across the District. We hear from Ms. Guerin from Healthy Plymouth (who works at Hedge & Cold Spring) and Leon from Nathaniel Morton to learn more about the benefits of the garden beds in our schools.
The Terra Cura Inc. and Healthy Plymouth mobile farmer’s market rolled back into the Algonquin Heights apartment complex is back! Learn more at the Wicked Local article here.
2021 Summer Garden Volunteers Needed! As part of a community-wide initiative to build edible gardens in our town, Healthy Plymouth and Terra Cura, Inc. are looking for garden helpers this summer at the Plymouth Schools. Please consider signing up for a week or two (select the Sunday of your desired start date) to make 1-2 visits per week to help water, weed, and harvest the raised garden beds.
For details, visit Healthy Plymouth Terra Cura School & Community Gardens
