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Follow the Hauck Legacy Trail to learn about trees, fruits, and vegetables. And to get another workout, you can volunteer for a variety of workdays in community gardens around the city. Not up for a walk? Get your stretch on and attend a yoga class. Yoga in the Garden is offered onsite once a month. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

“The Garden attracts people from across all generations and income levels. We’re grassroots,” Karen Kahle, the CGC Executive Director, explains. “We’re into bringing people together around food, around nature, and around living more sustainably on this planet.” / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Greg Torres and Jeni Houser{ }/ Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

“The Garden attracts people from across all generations and income levels. We’re grassroots,” Karen Kahle, the CGC Executive Director, explains. “We’re into bringing people together around food, around nature, and around living more sustainably on this planet.” / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

“The Garden attracts people from across all generations and income levels. We’re grassroots,” Karen Kahle, the CGC Executive Director, explains. “We’re into bringing people together around food, around nature, and around living more sustainably on this planet.” / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Jill Bader, food garden volunteer / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Follow the Hauck Legacy Trail to learn about trees, fruits, and vegetables. And to get another workout, you can volunteer for a variety of workdays in community gardens around the city. Not up for a walk? Get your stretch on and attend a yoga class. Yoga in the Garden is offered onsite once a month. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

The Civic Garden Center (CGC) is where you can find your workout, Zen, green thumb, and ways to reduce your carbon footprint all in one spot. Located in Avondale at the corner of Reading Road and William Howard Taft, this eight-acre botanical oasis will pull you away into the garden and along some nature trails. There's a multitude of areas on the site where you can advance your knowledge of what it means to be green in the environment. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Karen Kahle, Executive Director of Civic Garden Center / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

CGC offers a robust array of environmental education opportunities. Visit the Green Learning Station (GLS) whose objective is to help people live more sustainably at home, at work and in their neighborhood. Through the GLS, classes are offered for folks of all ages, including middle and high school students, as well as a year-long Green Girls in Stem program. Additionally, the Hoffman Library is a quiet, peaceful space where you can do research, read, or work. It's also one of only four horticultural libraries in Ohio. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

The community gardens program provides ongoing education, support, and resources so residents can improve their access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Each year CGC offers a 12-week community garden development program, as well as other classes to help you learn how to successfully grow food. The CGC has an onsite working and teaching garden to show you the basics. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Greg Torres, horticulturist / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Karen Weiland, food garden volunteer / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

The community gardens program provides ongoing education, support, and resources so residents can improve their access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Each year CGC offers a 12-week community garden development program, as well as other classes to help you learn how to successfully grow food. The CGC has an onsite working and teaching garden to show you the basics. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

“The Garden attracts people from across all generations and income levels. We’re grassroots,” Karen Kahle, the CGC Executive Director, explains. “We’re into bringing people together around food, around nature, and around living more sustainably on this planet.” / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Follow the Hauck Legacy Trail to learn about trees, fruits, and vegetables. And to get another workout, you can volunteer for a variety of workdays in community gardens around the city. Not up for a walk? Get your stretch on and attend a yoga class. Yoga in the Garden is offered onsite once a month. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Through the year the CGC hosts a series of beginning and intermediate beekeeping classes. Learn all about the fascinating honey, how to manage a hive, and how to extract honey from your hive. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Through the year the CGC hosts a series of beginning and intermediate beekeeping classes. Learn all about the fascinating honey, how to manage a hive, and how to extract honey from your hive. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

CGC offers a robust array of environmental education opportunities. Visit the Green Learning Station (GLS) whose objective is to help people live more sustainably at home, at work and in their neighborhood. Through the GLS, classes are offered for folks of all ages, including middle and high school students, as well as a year-long Green Girls in Stem program. Additionally, the Hoffman Library is a quiet, peaceful space where you can do research, read, or work. It's also one of only four horticultural libraries in Ohio. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

CGC offers a robust array of environmental education opportunities. Visit the Green Learning Station (GLS) whose objective is to help people live more sustainably at home, at work and in their neighborhood. Through the GLS, classes are offered for folks of all ages, including middle and high school students, as well as a year-long Green Girls in Stem program. Additionally, the Hoffman Library is a quiet, peaceful space where you can do research, read, or work. It's also one of only four horticultural libraries in Ohio. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

CGC offers a robust array of environmental education opportunities. Visit the Green Learning Station (GLS) whose objective is to help people live more sustainably at home, at work and in their neighborhood. Through the GLS, classes are offered for folks of all ages, including middle and high school students, as well as a year-long Green Girls in Stem program. Additionally, the Hoffman Library is a quiet, peaceful space where you can do research, read, or work. It's also one of only four horticultural libraries in Ohio. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

The Civic Garden Center (CGC) is where you can find your workout, Zen, green thumb, and ways to reduce your carbon footprint all in one spot. Located in Avondale at the corner of Reading Road and William Howard Taft, this eight-acre botanical oasis will pull you away into the garden and along some nature trails. There's a multitude of areas on the site where you can advance your knowledge of what it means to be green in the environment. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

“The Garden attracts people from across all generations and income levels. We’re grassroots,” Karen Kahle, the CGC Executive Director, explains. “We’re into bringing people together around food, around nature, and around living more sustainably on this planet.” / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

The Civic Garden Center (CGC) is where you can find your workout, Zen, green thumb, and ways to reduce your carbon footprint all in one spot. Located in Avondale at the corner of Reading Road and William Howard Taft, this eight-acre botanical oasis will pull you away into the garden and along some nature trails. There's a multitude of areas on the site where you can advance your knowledge of what it means to be green in the environment. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

The Civic Garden Center (CGC) is where you can find your workout, Zen, green thumb, and ways to reduce your carbon footprint all in one spot. Located in Avondale at the corner of Reading Road and William Howard Taft, this eight-acre botanical oasis will pull you away into the garden and along some nature trails. There's a multitude of areas on the site where you can advance your knowledge of what it means to be green in the environment. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

“The Garden attracts people from across all generations and income levels. We’re grassroots,” Karen Kahle, the CGC Executive Director, explains. “We’re into bringing people together around food, around nature, and around living more sustainably on this planet.” / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

The Civic Garden Center (CGC) is where you can find your workout, Zen, green thumb, and ways to reduce your carbon footprint all in one spot. Located in Avondale at the corner of Reading Road and William Howard Taft, this eight-acre botanical oasis will pull you away into the garden and along some nature trails. There's a multitude of areas on the site where you can advance your knowledge of what it means to be green in the environment. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

“The Garden attracts people from across all generations and income levels. We’re grassroots,” Karen Kahle, the CGC Executive Director, explains. “We’re into bringing people together around food, around nature, and around living more sustainably on this planet.” / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Follow the Hauck Legacy Trail to learn about trees, fruits, and vegetables. And to get another workout, you can volunteer for a variety of workdays in community gardens around the city. Not up for a walk? Get your stretch on and attend a yoga class. Yoga in the Garden is offered onsite once a month. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

The Civic Garden Center (CGC) is where you can find your workout, Zen, green thumb, and ways to reduce your carbon footprint all in one spot. Located in Avondale at the corner of Reading Road and William Howard Taft, this eight-acre botanical oasis will pull you away into the garden and along some nature trails. There's a multitude of areas on the site where you can advance your knowledge of what it means to be green in the environment. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Follow the Hauck Legacy Trail to learn about trees, fruits, and vegetables. And to get another workout, you can volunteer for a variety of workdays in community gardens around the city. Not up for a walk? Get your stretch on and attend a yoga class. Yoga in the Garden is offered onsite once a month. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

Follow the Hauck Legacy Trail to learn about trees, fruits, and vegetables. And to get another workout, you can volunteer for a variety of workdays in community gardens around the city. Not up for a walk? Get your stretch on and attend a yoga class. Yoga in the Garden is offered onsite once a month. / Image: Sara Green Photography // Published: 4.18.19

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