š 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.
š Features found object art, paintings, and sculptures celebrating key figures in Black history.
šØ Explore unique art installations and vibrant vegetable and flower gardens.
š„ Participate in garden workdays or get fresh produce from the weekly farmstand.
š Enjoy a performance stage, fire pit, and pizza oven in a vibrant community space.
š¶ Discover the historically rich Burton Street Community and experience a peaceful outdoor space open year-round.
š« Garden Guidelines must be followed.
š° Entry is free; farmstand produce available for purchase.
šļø Weekdays offer a quieter experience for viewing art.
šØāš¾ Garden workdays are Saturdays 10am-12pm, open to all.
š Weekly farmstand takes place on Fridays.
š Daily, year-round, from dawn until dusk.
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