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Author: alexgraora

Posted on 28 Mar 202014 Nov 2024

Free Seeds!

Food insecurity is an increasing problem in our community and especially so now with the coronavirus. Learning to grow your own food is a great way to supplement a weakened…

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Posted on 9 Mar 202014 Nov 2024

STEAM Garden Planning at McKay

Eastie Farm has taken on a new project with the McKay School! Alongside teacher, Michelle Callaway, we will be offering STEAM classes to third graders every Thursday. What is STEAM?…

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Posted on 4 Feb 20205 Feb 2020

Vermicompost at Umana

Questions like “Do worms have eyes?” and “Can’t you cut a worm in half and it’ll regrow?” were popular in all classes.

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Posted on 8 Jan 202014 Nov 2024

Pocket Park BABY!

It’s been swift progress at Eastie Farm’s flagship location on Sumner Street. The team at Restoring Roots has been hard at work finishing up the perimeter of the lot for…

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Posted on 27 Nov 201914 Nov 2024

We Didn’t Go Anywhere!

With the construction going on at 294 Sumner, it’s understandable that a lot of the neighborhood has questions about our status. I live right across the street and frequently go…

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Posted on 13 Nov 201914 Nov 2024

Maverick Landing and The Nantucket Lightship LV-112

Eastie Farm helped facilitate the weekly Wednesday Climate Nature program over at Maverick Landing Community Services. We began with a discussion of the Belle Isle Marsh and understanding its role…

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