In celebration of Toronto Urban Agriculture Week, Trinity’s Integrated Sustainability Initiative will once again host Integrated Events on Sustainability – a series of food and agriculture workshops and sessions for the community.
From September 16 to 20, 2024 (details below), members of the Trinity community are welcome to join the daily events (no registration is required). Events are located at St. Hilda’s College: 44 Devonshire Place.
If you have any questions about these events, please contact Madeleine Lavin, Sustainability Program Coordinator at Trinity College at m.lavin@utoronto.ca.
Learn how to transform garden-fresh ingredients into delicious hot sauce. We’re using our very own Jalapeño and Time Bomb peppers grown on the Munk Building Rooftop Gardens this summer. This hands-on session is the perfect way to connect with community members and celebrate the harvest season.
Join us in the garden! We’re watering, harvesting, planting for fall, and taking care of garden maintenance—and we’d love your help. Come get your hands in the soil and enjoy some time outdoors. Hope to see you there!
In this 1-1.5 hour workshop, we will consider some poems and other writings addressing relation between human and other-than-human, focusing on all the members of our local community. We’ll collaborate on fall gardening activities that stimulate attention to our garden and the ecosystem it inhabits. Then, we’ll write some poetry based on prompts that are related to our gardening. Sharing optional!
Join us in the garden! We’re watering, harvesting, planting for fall, and taking care of garden maintenance—and we’d love your help! Come get your hands in the soil and enjoy some time outdoors. Hope to see you there!
Join Trinity College for a guided tour of our campus growing spaces. Whether you’re a garden enthusiast or just curious, this tour is a great opportunity to connect with like-minded folks and discover how we’re cultivating fresh, local produce. All are welcome!
Learn about food and urban agriculture groups on campus! Get involved, meet passionate people, and explore initiatives that connect our community through sustainable food practices. All are welcome!
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