This program is designed for young children, aged 0-5 years old, and their families to come and learn about the great outdoors. Our goal is to help families learn about nature animals and plants through our community garden.

Cost: $3 per family.

No registration required, we accept cash or card payments at the event. Please note that all participants must have a LMNHS family membership ($10 annual fee).

Jacqui and Annie from LMNHS are hosting the Lunch and Learn series in the garden for newcomer families and seniors. This series will be delivered in both Chinese and English. Lunch is provided. There will be childminding service available.

There are four sessions, topics vary each time. Refer to poster below for more information!

Please register beforehand by contacting Jacqui at jacquit@lmnhs.bc.ca or 236.862.8694.

We are redeveloping the space we know as “Ed’s Garden”.

The VPB removed the chain link fence in March 2025 and community members have come together to support the redesign; soil moving, staking the walkway, building planter boxes and accessible beds for the gathering space.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education with an Indigenous lens; we will be growing native plants in collaboration with local Indigenous groups, and will host gatherings, workshops, educational activities, and more.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties to help us build the garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome! Volunteers must read and agree to the terms of the Gardeners Agreement.

This program is designed for young children, aged 0-5 years old, and their families to come and learn about the great outdoors. Our goal is to help families learn about nature animals and plants through our community garden.

Cost: $3 per family.

No registration required, we accept cash or card payments at the event. Please note that all participants must have a LMNHS family membership ($10 annual fee).

Annie and others from LMNHS are running the art therapy program in Chinese. Share your story and learn to manage difficult emotions while doing art.

Lunch is provided. There will be childminding service available. There are four sessions: June 20, July 4, July 11, July 18.

This program is free, however space is limited. Priority is given to those with permanent resident status. For questions or to sign up, contact Annie at anniey@lmnhs.bc.ca or 236.862.0802.

Jacqui and Annie from LMNHS are hosting the Lunch and Learn series in the garden for newcomer families and seniors. This series will be delivered in both Chinese and English. Lunch is provided. There will be childminding service available.

There are four sessions, topics vary each time. Refer to poster below for more information!

Please register beforehand by contacting Jacqui at jacquit@lmnhs.bc.ca or 236.862.8694.

We are redeveloping the space we know as “Ed’s Garden”.

The VPB removed the chain link fence in March 2025 and community members have come together to support the redesign; soil moving, staking the walkway, building planter boxes and accessible beds for the gathering space.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education with an Indigenous lens; we will be growing native plants in collaboration with local Indigenous groups, and will host gatherings, workshops, educational activities, and more.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties to help us build the garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome! Volunteers must read and agree to the terms of the Gardeners Agreement.

This program is designed for young children, aged 0-5 years old, and their families to come and learn about the great outdoors. Our goal is to help families learn about nature animals and plants through our community garden.

Cost: $3 per family.

No registration required, we accept cash or card payments at the event. Please note that all participants must have a LMNHS family membership ($10 annual fee).

A potluck to gather our gardeners at Riley Park Community Garden (RPCG) for a shared meal.

We are redeveloping the space we know as “Ed’s Garden”.

The VPB removed the chain link fence in March 2025 and community members have come together to support the redesign; soil moving, staking the walkway, building planter boxes and accessible beds for the gathering space.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education with an Indigenous lens; we will be growing native plants in collaboration with local Indigenous groups, and will host gatherings, workshops, educational activities, and more.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties to help us build the garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome! Volunteers must read and agree to the terms of the Gardeners Agreement.

Intense heat is expected this summer. Register in advance for our Heat Readiness Session in collaboration with the Vancouver Public Library. This will be an informative and fun session about hands-on tips to be ready for the summer heat. We will be going over key cooling tips, including ways to connect with your neighbours during heat emergencies, what to include in cooling kits, and more!

This is a free event. Sign up here.

This program is designed for young children, aged 0-5 years old, and their families to come and learn about the great outdoors. Our goal is to help families learn about nature animals and plants through our community garden.

Cost: $3 per family.

No registration required, we accept cash or card payments at the event. Please note that all participants must have a LMNHS family membership ($10 annual fee).

More details to come!

Join us at the Riley Park Farmers Market. There are two shifts: 9:30 am -12 noon or 12 noon -2:30 pm. To volunteer, email Joanne at joannem@lmnhs.bc.ca

Our LMNHS booth promotes our activities and programs. Shoppers donate funds and vendors donate product to support our food security programs.

The "Ask a Master Gardener" table will be setup beside the LMNHS booth. Visit and ask the Vancouver Master Gardeners your gardening questions. 

We are redeveloping the space we know as “Ed’s Garden”.

The VPB removed the chain link fence in March 2025 and community members have come together to support the redesign; soil moving, staking the walkway, building planter boxes and accessible beds for the gathering space.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education with an Indigenous lens; we will be growing native plants in collaboration with local Indigenous groups, and will host gatherings, workshops, educational activities, and more.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties to help us build the garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome! Volunteers must read and agree to the terms of the Gardeners Agreement.

This program is designed for young children, aged 0-5 years old, and their families to come and learn about the great outdoors. Our goal is to help families learn about nature animals and plants through our community garden.

Cost: $3 per family.

No registration required, we accept cash or card payments at the event. Please note that all participants must have a LMNHS family membership ($10 annual fee).

We are redeveloping the space we know as “Ed’s Garden”.

The VPB removed the chain link fence in March 2025 and community members have come together to support the redesign; soil moving, staking the walkway, building planter boxes and accessible beds for the gathering space.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education with an Indigenous lens; we will be growing native plants in collaboration with local Indigenous groups, and will host gatherings, workshops, educational activities, and more.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties to help us build the garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome! Volunteers must read and agree to the terms of the Gardeners Agreement.

A potluck to gather the volunteers of the food hub at Little Mountain Neighborhood House (LMNH). Bring dishes to share, enjoy some fun activities, and meet some new friends!

More details to come for this event.

We’re planning on having a summer market at the Riley Park Community Garden. Stay tuned for more details!

Melitis from Siddhartha's intent charitable society will be leading a group to release earthworms at the garden. These worms come from the earth but fishermen stores sell them for fishermen to catch fish. In this event, the worms are purchased from these stores and put back to the earth to save their lives. 

For more information, contact Melitis at melitis@siddharthasintent.org

We are redeveloping the space we know as “Ed’s Garden”.

The VPB removed the chain link fence in March 2025 and community members have come together to support the redesign; soil moving, staking the walkway, building planter boxes and accessible beds for the gathering space.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education with an Indigenous lens; we will be growing native plants in collaboration with local Indigenous groups, and will host gatherings, workshops, educational activities, and more.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties to help us build the garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome! Volunteers must read and agree to the terms of the Gardeners Agreement.

We are redeveloping the space we know as “Ed’s Garden”.

The VPB removed the chain link fence in March 2025 and community members have come together to support the redesign; soil moving, staking the walkway, building planter boxes and accessible beds for the gathering space.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education with an Indigenous lens; we will be growing native plants in collaboration with local Indigenous groups, and will host gatherings, workshops, educational activities, and more.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties to help us build the garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

All experience levels are welcome! Volunteers must read and agree to the terms of the Gardeners Agreement.

A potluck to gather our gardeners at Riley Park Community Garden (RPCG) for a shared meal.

Join us at the Riley Park Farmers Market. There are two shifts: 9:30 am -12 noon or 12 noon -2:30 pm. To volunteer, email Joanne at joannem@lmnhs.bc.ca

Our LMNHS booth promotes our activities and programs. Shoppers donate funds and vendors donate product to support our food security programs.

The "Ask a Master Gardener" table will be setup beside the LMNHS booth. Visit and ask the Vancouver Master Gardeners your gardening questions. 

A potluck to gather the volunteers of the food hub at Little Mountain Neighborhood House (LMNH). Bring dishes to share, enjoy some fun activities, and meet some new friends!

More details to come for this event.

More details to come. Stay tuned!

A potluck to gather our gardeners at Riley Park Community Garden (RPCG) for a shared meal.

More details to come. Stay tuned!

Join us at the Riley Park Farmers Market. There are two shifts: 9:30 am -12 noon or 12 noon -2:30 pm. To volunteer, email Joanne at joannem@lmnhs.bc.ca

Our LMNHS booth promotes our activities and programs. Shoppers donate funds and vendors donate product to support our food security programs.

The "Ask a Master Gardener" table will be setup beside the LMNHS booth. Visit and ask the Vancouver Master Gardeners your gardening questions. 

A potluck to gather our gardeners at Riley Park Community Garden (RPCG) for a shared meal.

Join us at the Riley Park Farmers Market. There are two shifts: 9:30 am -12 noon or 12 noon -2:30 pm. To volunteer, email Joanne at joannem@lmnhs.bc.ca

Our LMNHS booth promotes our activities and programs. Shoppers donate funds and vendors donate product to support our food security programs.

The "Ask a Master Gardener" table will be setup beside the LMNHS booth. Visit and ask the Vancouver Master Gardeners your gardening questions.