Eastpointe Community Garden - Eastpointe, Michigan

Eastpointe Community Garden

The Eastpointe Community Garden, located at 16425 E 9 Mile Rd, Eastpointe, MI 48021, United States, is a wonderful outdoor space dedicated to promoting gardening and community engagement. This hidden gem in the city is a must-visit for anyone interested in learning more about gardening or simply looking to connect with like-minded individuals.

Specialties and Features

• Volunteer-led gardening activities: On Saturdays throughout the summer and into the colder months, the garden's wonderful volunteers are present, nurturing the property and making it an engaging space for all.
• Free food: During the growing season, the garden offers free food for those in need, reflecting its commitment to community well-being.
• Events and workshops: Throughout the summer, the garden hosts various events and workshops, providing opportunities for learning and socializing.

The Eastpointe Community Garden is also a welcoming and inclusive space, featuring wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance, and is LGBTQ+ friendly and a transgender safe space. This makes it an ideal destination for families with children, as it is good for kids.

Opinions and Reviews

With a 4.5/5 average rating based on 12 reviews on Google My Business, it is clear that the Eastpointe Community Garden has made a positive impact on the local community. One particularly glowing review describes the garden as "a favorite place in Eastpointe," highlighting the welcoming atmosphere and the dedication of the volunteers.

Another reviewer notes the garden's "wonderful volunteers" and the wide range of events and activities offered, emphasizing that it is "a space to learn more about gardening and meet some cool peeps." This sentiment is echoed by many other reviews, which praise the garden's inclusive and supportive environment.

👍 Reviews of Eastpointe Community Garden

Tim K.

5/5

My favorite place in Eastpointe. This little community garden is a hidden gem in the city. On Saturdays throughout the summer and into the colder months, their wonderful voulenteers are there tending to the property. They will put free food out during the growing season and have events throughout the summer.

Kathleen S.

5/5

If your looking for a space to learn more about gardening and meet some cool
peeps, then this is the place for you. Come check out the garden on Saturday from 10-2 and find out more.

Shelly C.

5/5

Excellent community non-profit that anyone can contribute time, labor, money or plants to. They plant, grow, water, tend to and supply produce free to the community.

Tony R.

1/5

There are no signs that indicate these premises for members only....or do not remove mulch from the pile of mulch or the mounds of dirt filled with stones and rocks...please put a fence around the property if you don't like helping Gardners who are low income within the city

Kaleigh E.

5/5

Thrilled with the herbs and space. The community is strong, can't wait to help out !!

S Y.

5/5

Steve M.

5/5

Saida E.

4/5