The AUArts Community Garden is a student-run and supported garden organization for the school. Currently in its fifth year of operation, this Community Garden strives to enrich the shared space with the wonders of nature and build bridges between students and peers alike. Updated July 2020.

The Banff Trail Community Garden was established in 2010 and has been a great place for community members to grow fresh vegetables, get to know community members of all ages, and contribute to creating a beautiful space to be enjoyed by all. The garden space has grown to include 30 raised beds, 4 perennial beds and several communal growing spaces.Those who join the garden have access to a raised bed for their own produce and also agree to contributing to the care of the shared spacesthroughout the season. In order to be a member of the community garden you must: Live in the areaBe a current ...

The Beddington Heights Community Garden is a new project that was started with sponsorship from Connelly Management, Plantation Garden Centre, and West Coast Seeds. More details on this community garden will follow shortly. Updated June 2022

Bowness Community Garden started in 2008 in an unused residential lot in the NW urban neighborhood of Calgary called Bowness. It was an idea that Awaken,a new neighborhood-oriented church plant, felt could help build relationships into the neighborhood all the while inviting others into God's desires for creation care and environmental sustainability. The garden consists of over 14 raised plots, composts bins, rain water collectors, and a sitting area. Each year the Bowness Community Garden provides many folks with the chance to raise their own produce and connect with their neighbors. ...

Our mission is to promote community, sustainable gardening, and urban agriculture within Brentwood.Our vision is to create a beautiful, sustainable garden that will provide: Individual raised garden beds for Brentwood residents who may otherwise not have access to a gardenShared gardening spaces for growing friendships and food for charitable donationEducation and promotion of sustainable gardening practices throughout the communityA beautiful green and flowering gathering space within the communityUpdated July 2020

The Capitol Hill Community Edible Garden is a grass roots, community initiative with a goal of connecting people in the neighbourhood by growing food, flowers, and herbs together on the grounds of the Capitol Hill Community Centre. Built in June of 2014, the garden consists of 27 raised garden beds that are available for residents of Capitol Hill to rent out for the growing season. There are also communal beds where all gardeners are responsible to maintain. Updated July 2020.

Our Crescent Heights Community Garden was established in 2019 thanks to a dedicated team of volunteers. The 2019 season saw us install 21 garden plots and the 2020 season will include the planting of a food forest. Updated July 2020.

The garden is located on a former baseball diamond off Hawkwood Hill. The site includes more than 30 raised garden beds, a cedar garden shed and a beautiful pergola. Art work by students at Hawkwood School and St. Maria Goretti School transforms the one-time backstop. Updated July 2020.

The Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Garden has been an integral and active part of the community since its start in 1989; we celebrated our 25th anniversary in 2014. It was founded by community residents who wanted toprovide a place for those with limited space of their own to grow their own gardens and provide for an opportunity to meet fellow residents with horticultural interests. Our goals are to foster the creation of a sustainable food system, environment, and community, by networking, educating, and sharing resources. In short, we grow community by growing gardens. We are an organic ...

Kensington Community First Garden was conceived in 2010 to address the community's increasing demand for a collective space to grow vegetables and flowers. That year, a visioning session was held to collect ideas on garden elements and principals. These ideas were combined into a successfulI application to the City of Calgary for permission transform the area West of the Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Association's Facility from an under utilized area of grass and trees to a community garden. In the Spring of 2011 thirty five volunteers armed with shovels and table saws transformed the space ...