Garden Walk

garden walk

The North Center Neighbors Association is excited to announce their 18th Annual Garden Walk, which will be held on Sunday, June 30th, from noon to 5:00 p.m. We are thrilled to offer the trolley again this year, as the Garden Walk route has expanded to include more gardens. With the trolley's help, guests will be able to visit more gardens and enjoy multiple bands throughout North Center!

The Garden Walk will have two sign-in locations:

🌻 The Town Square, 4100 N. Damen

🌻 Bell School at 3730 N. Oakley St. (at Grace St.).

Both locations are main trolley stops and will provide Garden Walk brochures and a map for guests to pick up.

A donation of $5.00 is suggested; a portion of the proceeds will benefit Common Pantry. Cash is preferred, but Venmo and Zelle are also accepted.

We are looking forward to you being a part of this neighborhood tradition!

Volunteer with us!

There are many fun volunteer opportunities during the Garden Walk. Sign up for a shift with your friends and family. We are looking forward to an exciting day and the Garden Walk couldn't happen without volunteers - like you!

Volunteer here!

🌻We have garden talks, bands and lemonade stands! 🌻

2:30 pm - 2022 W. Pensacola - you are in for a special treat!

Secrets of Gardens That Work
Kasey Eaves, Founder and Head Gardener of Vivant Gardens

Kasey Eaves discovered her green thumb at the age of two on her family’s Southern Illinois farm where she cultivated edibles and cherished sunflowers. Today she dedicates herself to assisting Chicagoans in nurturing their gardens using sustainable practices. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just starting out, Kasey can get you growing. Join us as we share the Secrets of Gardens That Work. We’ll dive deep into the principles and practices that lead to flourishing, sustainable gardens. This short workshop will provide knowledge and insights to transform your garden into a thriving paradise for people and pollinators alike.

1:00 pm - Corner of Hoyne and Bradley

Join local amazing gardener and great neighbor, Susan Reed to learn about wildflowers and native plants that will thrive with low maintenance in your parkway.