The People's Potato Community Garden
The week of August 12th will be the last week of volunteer sessions being Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 11 to 2.
As of next week, we will only have volunteer sessions in the garden on Fridays from 11 to 2.
Please fill out this form to join our volunteer mailing list and keep up with our garden news!
Located at Concordia’s Loyola Campus in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), the community garden is the People's Potato's main summer project. Its goal is to provide a space that encourages volunteer participation while providing community members with access to fresh and organic vegetables.
Although it is coordinated by People's Potato collective members, the garden is the result of the input and dedication of many volunteers. Everyone who participates in the project is encouraged to implement new ideas and undertake new initiatives.
In the past, the community garden project has worked in solidarity with groups such as MUCS (Montreal Urban Community Sustainment), the NDG Food Depot, and the Head and Hands young parents program. The community garden has received financial support from the Sustainability Action Fund and the Concordia Student Union, and has been provided with materials thanks to Concordia’s facilities management. The Concordia Greenhouse also provides the garden with most of its organic seedlings.
Thank you!
Although it is coordinated by People's Potato collective members, the garden is the result of the input and dedication of many volunteers. Everyone who participates in the project is encouraged to implement new ideas and undertake new initiatives.
In the past, the community garden project has worked in solidarity with groups such as MUCS (Montreal Urban Community Sustainment), the NDG Food Depot, and the Head and Hands young parents program. The community garden has received financial support from the Sustainability Action Fund and the Concordia Student Union, and has been provided with materials thanks to Concordia’s facilities management. The Concordia Greenhouse also provides the garden with most of its organic seedlings.
Thank you!