Remote Theater Project Presents (with Sara Roosevelt Park Community Coalition)
Towards a larger Project in Sara Roosevelt Park:
April 28th and May 2nd!
Earth Day Is Everyday In This Park
De Britto
And almost every Saturday afternoon food is distributed…
Liz Chrysty: How NYC’s 1st Community Garden Got Started
Gothamist
‘In the very, very beginning, it was about 3 feet of garbage’
We all know that property in New York City is valuable and space is at premium. How is the garden still here 50 years later?
We fought for it. Any time a developer came and wanted to do something here, we mobilized and said, you know, this is ridiculous … we got so much community support.
Talk to me a little bit more about how this space was utilized, even when it was trash-strewn, because people did come in here, right?
Not only did people come in here, two homeless people died here. One winter, they froze to death. There was a lot of drug dealing here.”
In M’Finda Garden Dennis RedMoon Darkeem’s Exhibit Honoring the Black and Indigenous Histories of the Lower East Side On View
Dennis RedMoon Darkeem is an artist and educator of Yamassee Creek-Seminole Native American and African American descent
Co-commissioned by Downtown Art & FABnyc (for more information on the history). The installation honoring the Black and Indigenous histories of the Lower East Side originally shown for Juneteenth 2022 will be on view this summer at M’Finda Kalunga Community Garden
In conjunction with M’Finda Garden’s annual Juneteenth celebration organized and led by Debra Jeffreys-Glass.
The Prep begins!
Garden Visitors already!
An Early Spring Walk in the Park – Looking at a Few of the Gardens in Sara Roosevelt Park
Hua Mei Bird Sanctuary and the Middle Plot
Ribbon Plot
de Britto Plot
Rivington Memorial, Betty Hubbard Memorial, Homeless Memorial, (former) AudubonNY plot, and more…
M’Finda Kalunga Community Garden (GreenThumb Garden)
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