Food Justice Garden

Right along the side of campus, facing Albert St. is Luther’s Food Justice Garden. It’s a vibrant space filled with raised beds for growing vegetables, fruits and flowers for pollination. We even have a small greenhouse to extend our green season into some of the colder months! 

This initiative is a joint project by Luther and LSPIRG to give Luther and Laurier students an opportunity to learn about growing sustainably. The food grown here is distributed in our Food Distro program right on campus to help combat food insecurity, with fresh produce and other essentials. 

Learning Sessions 

Stop by for one (or more) of our weekly sessions to simply learn about sustainable growth and the knowledge needed to grow vegetables and plants.  

Stop by for one (or more) of our weekly sessions to simply learn about sustainable growth and the knowledge needed to grow vegetables and plants. All events take place in the garden at Luther at 5:30 p.m. unless noted otherwise 

Current Sessions

• July 3: Garden Sign Painting 
• July 10: Fall Green Planting 
• July 17: Foraging Walk 
• July 24: Harvesting and Plant Anatomy 
• July 31: Bug Walk with Andie** - Northdale Garden location: 66 Hickory St., head behind the WLU building and go up the stairs. 

Volunteer with Us! 

For a more in-depth learnign experience, and opportunity to contribute to the garden, you can volunteer with us! 

You’ll also get to connect with other volunteers and become part of our growing opportunity. No prior knowledge is needed. We’ll teach you everything you need to know. We can’t wait to hear from you!