Please join us for our Quest for Quality P.O.P. Up Dinner on Sunday, July 27 from 5:00 – 8:00 PM at 3015 in Trinity Groves. Download the PDF flyer The Promise of Peace Garden is raising money to fund a new program where youth on probation in Dallas County will Read more
Celebrate POP’s Imagine Garden’s 1st birthday on Monday, July 14 from 5-8PM. Bring a side dish to the garden at 1435 San Saba, and enjoy grilling by Chef Terrance Jenkins of AmberJax.
For those who are interested in growing their own food, check out this site: PlantVillage – https://www.plantvillage.com
Thank you to all who attended, donated silent auction items and volunteered at our Claws for a Cause event at Amberjax! View photos taken by Jerry McClure during the event: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=721758737904871&id=231666000247483
In the past several months, seven-year-old Alina Rosario, a second grader at Alex Sanger Elementary School in Dallas, Texas, has become an eager gardener at Promise of Peace Community Garden’s Imagine Garden. Read more…
Join us on Saturday, May 31 at 4PM for our garden-to-table POP Up Picnic, followed by Parents’ Night Out! Gardeners will bring side dishes. Graham Dodds of Hibiscus (and reigning champion of Okra Palooza) and Terance Jenkins of Amberjax Fish Market Grille will serve up some magic. Sally and Bob Read more
What: Claws for a Cause fundraiser benefiting the Promise of Peace Community Garden Dinner, Music, Beer and Silent Auction Musical Guests Bob & Sally Ackerman with special appearance by Haley Coleman Where: Amberjax Fish Market Grille 3011 Gulden Lane, Suite 107 Dallas, TX 75212 Located through the breezeway at Trinity Read more
The Promise of Peace Community Garden will be a vendor at the 6th annual Polo for the Planet event in Oak Point, TX. Stop by our table for a children’s planting activity! Read more about this event at: http://askmissa.com/2014/05/19/6th-annual-polo-for-the-planet-in-dallas http://dfwstyledaily.com/2014/05/22/sport-shopping-family-fun-in-store-at-polo-for-the-planet-2014
Promise of Peace Community Garden founder and executive director, Elizabeth Dry, is also a veteran teacher. Her classroom was recently visited by Good Morning Texas. Check it out: Good Morning Texas: North Texas Students Learn to Eat a Rainbow of Foods
We’d like to thank Mark Wootton and the Garden Cafe for sponsoring our “feeding the community” event on March 16. The Garden Cafe will be serving some fresh goodness at Eco Fest 2014. Please join us for Eco Fest on April 12.