📜 Started in 2003 as a peaceful response to community challenges, this volunteer-run garden cultivates food and community in Asheville, North Carolina. It is now a cherished landmark and open-air art gallery.🔍 Features found object art, paintings, and sculptures celebrating key figures in Black history. # Why Go🎨 Explore unique art installations and vibrant vegetable and flower gardens.🥕 Participate in garden workdays or get fresh produce from the weekly farmstand.🎭 Enjoy a performance stage, fire pit, and pizza oven in a vibrant community space.🚶 Discover the historically rich Burton Street Community and experience a peaceful outdoor space open year-round. # Why Avoid🚫 Garden Guidelines must be followed. # Cost💰 Entry is free; farmstand produce available for purchase. # Tips🗓️ Weekdays offer a quieter experience for viewing art.👨‍🌾 Garden workdays are Saturdays 10am-12pm, open to all.🍎 Weekly farmstand takes place on Fridays. # Hours🕒 Daily, year-round, from dawn until dusk.