Bring your little ones to explore our urban farm in San Jose. All kiddos (0-3 years old) are invited to enjoy an hour outside with our chickens, worms, flowers, and plants. This event will be a informal gathering of families who are intersted in connecting their babies with nauture and other families.

Please share this FREE event with others in your network. If sign ups are full, please send us an email to sign up at team@garden2tablesv.org.

Join us in celebrating Earth Day every Saturday in April with fun art activities at the farm!

No sign up required.

The San Jose Garden Club (www.sanjosegardenclub.com) is an all-volunteer non-profit organization, whose mission is to educate its members and local community in promoting gardening, landscape design, and personal food production with a focus on conservation and civic beautification that has been supporting such organizations as La Mesa Verde Garden Project, Second Harvest, Loaves and Fishes Kitchen Garden, Sempervirens Fund (Big Basin Recovery) and Garden2Table for over 50 years! At the sale will be a wonderful selection of flowers, vegetables and succulents all grown and donated by club members.  Wonderful whimsical garden art and other garden accessories will be in the boutique!  All at very reasonable prices! 

In partnership with UC Master Gardeners, Santa Clara county, we will be hosting a workshop on how to grow berries. There's increasing demand for berries with their health benefits and almost year round availability. Join us for a talk about berries. We'll be covering strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries. Learn how to select, plant, care for, and harvest them. You can look forward to a sweet summer!

Join us in celebrating Earth Day every Saturday in April with fun art activities at the farm!

No sign up required.

Join us at the farm for this 3 part series on growing a bountiful summer garden at home 🌱☀️

Dates:

• Saturday, Feb 17th

• Saturday, April 6th

• Saturday, May 4th

Time: 10:30 am -12 pm

• First class: we will learn how to select the best seed varieties for our region, how to sow seeds, and how to deal with problems in germination. We will then work together to sow seeds in our greenhouse.  These plants will be ready for pickup in the final class of the series in May.

• Second class: we will learn the pros and cons of different growing practices, how to prepare garden beds and containers, fertilization and water requirements, and how to step up seedlings. We will then work together to step up the plants that we sowed last month.

• Third class: we will start by selecting your plants to take home!! Then, stay for a workshop on how to plant and care for your new seedlings, how to manage growing in the ground or in containers, and how to deal with pests and diseases throughout the summer. We’ll give you all the information you need for a successful summer garden!

We are a non-profit education farm. All donations are used to provide educational expereinces for the comnuity and maintain the farm. We ask that you donate $25-$50 (or as much as you can) to participate in this program. This includes 3 (optional) workshops and seedlings to take home!

Join us in celebrating Earth Day every Saturday in April with fun art activities at the farm!

No sign up required.

Come and join us at the farm for a community potluck and other activities! Bring a dish, dessert, or drinks to share. We will end our volunteer day early to spend some quality time connecting with one another.

No Sign Up Required!

Join us this spring for a fun farming adventure! Open to children ages 4-10 and their families, this 6-week program is an opportunity to learn and grow through gardening. We will dig into the soil, sow seeds, observe insects and other critters, and enjoy the taste of fresh fruits and vegetables that we plant and harvest. We hope you’ll join us in learning about sustainable farming while engaging our natural curiosity and wonder.

Dates: March 6, 13, 20 and April 10, 17, 24 (each Wednesday)

Time: 3:30 - 5:00 pm

We are a non-profit farm offering inclusive and educational expereinces. We ask that folks donate $30-$50+ (or what people can afford) in order to participate in the program.

Please email us with any questions at team@garden2tablesv.org.

Sign ups will open February 22nd!

Join us for this 3 part workshop series! Participants will learn how to transform scrap wood into functional beautiful garden beds/ tool boxes. Lead by Henry Phan, this workshop will take place at the farm for 3 hours sessions.

• Class 1: Build Two Grow Boxes

• Class 2: One Tool Tote

• Class 3: One Shelve

Participants will bring home the items made from class. 

February class is full. We will be offering another session in April. Stay tuned for more information.

Join us with a meal among friends! Bring a friend and a dish (drink or dessert) to share. We will be sitting outside in the garden together to connect and enjoy eachothers company. All are welcome! We encourage you to share with your neighbor, colleagues, family and friends, the more the merrier. 

No sign up is required. Any donations recieved will kick start our GivingTuesday campaign (our biggest fundraiserday of the year).

Join us for a fun and educational cooking experience in the garden. We will be harvesting vegetables and herbs grown on the farm to prep and enjoy. We are excited to see you there.

Cost per class ranges from $5-15 based on your ability to pay and covers one meal, a lesson in nutrition for health management, and an educational worksheet to take home. All donations help maintain the farm and offer community classes.

Recipe: Cozy veggie pumpkin stew 😋

Join us for a 1-hour workshop all about our local bees! One of our local beekeepers will be discussing:

• the importance of bees to our food, gardens, and nature 

• the current status of bees 

• fun facts about our hard working bee friends 

Classes are donation based. All proceeds go toward supporting the programs & activities of our non profit farm. 

There will also be local San Jose honey for sale to anyone who is interested.

Join us this fall for a fun farming adventure! Open to children ages 4-10 and their families, this 6-week program is an opportunity to learn how urban farming strengthens communities. We will dig into the soil, observe insects and other critters, and enjoy the tastes of fresh fruits and vegetables that we plant and harvest. We hope you’ll join us in learning about sustainable farming right here in our own neighborhood.

Classes will be held every Wednesday Sept 27-Nov 1. Participation is free with a suggested donation of $50 per child.

Join us as we honor the turning of seasons from summer to fall! Lay back in the heart of the farm, enjoy the soothing sounds of Tibetan singing bowls, and settle in for an evening of calm and inward connection as guided by meditation teacher Alejandro Ian Rivas. 

Alejandro brings decades of cultivating wellness in San Jose and beyond through offering the practices of yoga, meditation, reiki, and qigong. He has generously offered this sound bath as a gift, so 100% of donations will benefit the farm. 

Please bring a blanket or yoga mat to lie on, along with plenty of warm layers as the earth will cool with the sunset. Those who wish to sit upright can lean against the squash planter boxes or settle into a provided chair. Registration is appreciated, but not necessary. See you there, in community!

Learn nutrition education and how to turn ingredients from the garden into healthy meals to help prevent and manage health conditions.

Join us for a fun and educational cooking experience in the garden. We will be harvesting vegetables and herbs grown on the farm to prep and enjoy. We are excited to see you there.

Cost per class ranges from $5-15 based on your ability to pay and covers one meal, a lesson in nutrition for health management, and an educational worksheet to take home. All donations help maintain the farm and offer community classes.

Recipe: Tomato soup with grilled cheese (vegan options available)

Interested in learning how to raise chickens? 🐓

The chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) is a domesticated junglefowl species, with attributes of wild species that are originally from Southeastern Asia. 

Yes your cuddelly backyard chicken is not just a pet but a social animal with certain needs.

Our class covers everything you need to know about raising back yard chickens, basic needs, diet, coops, breeds, equipment, common ailments, breeds, and much, much more! 

For the most part a general rule is if you can have an outside cat...you can have a small flock of chickens.

$30 suggested donation.

Starting a garden at home can often be a daunting task! We are here to make that process a little smoother. Each season, we plant extra so people can grow their own gardens at home. Through this program, we provide the plants, seeds, and education so families can replicate the process from the farm at home. We will provide you all of the tips and tricks to successfully grow abundance, no matter the size of your yard, patio, or balcony through our Grow At Home Workshop and Plant Pick Up. We are here to support you every step of the way!

Flowers have a delicate beauty that is best appreciated up close. In this class we’ll learn how to press flowers for crafting and use them to create bookmarks and cards.

Come meet and hang out with fellow community members through a delicious potluck and entertaining art show. Bring your friends, family, colleagues, classmates, and neighbors and a dish or drinks to share!

Also, check out the work of our talented community members and volunteers. 10% of art sale proceeds will go toward the farms education programs.

No sign up required!

Join us for a fun-filled exploration of bugs and other critters who work with us on the farm.

Free with a suggested $10 donation.

Learn nutrition education and how to turn ingredients from the garden into healthy meals to help prevent and manage health conditions.

Join us for a fun and educational cooking experience in the garden. We will be harvesting vegetables and herbs grown on the farm to prep and enjoy. We are excited to see you there.

Cost per class ranges from $5-15 based on your ability to pay and covers one meal, a lesson in nutrition for health management, and an educational worksheet to take home. All donations help maintain the farm and offer community classes.

Recipe: Protein-packed quinoa bowls