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Vibrant community garden with raised beds on a sunny day in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania.Stock photo

Forty plots, one tool shed and a lot of zucchini. Everyone is welcome.

Dawn to dusk, every day · Shed open Saturdays 9–12

Who we are

Growing food together

Riverbend is a volunteer-run community garden: forty plots for neighbours, a shared herb bed, and a harvest table that feeds whoever needs it. It is made up — a demo of what Patchlamp builds for a nonprofit, a church or an event.

Plots are free; the tools, water and seed swap run on volunteers and small gifts.

Calendar

What's on

  • Every Saturday, 9am–noon

    Saturday work day

    Weeding, watering, compost. Gloves provided.

  • First Sunday of the month, 2pm

    Seed swap

    Bring seeds, take seeds.

  • Wednesdays, 5–7pm

    Harvest table

    Take what you need from the shared beds.

  • Second Tuesday of the month, 7pm

    Members' meeting

    Plot waiting list, budget, the shed roof.

Volunteer

Lend a hand

Leave your name and we'll tell you about the next work day. (A demo: sign-ups land in the owner's list on /admin.)

Find us

Hours

  • Dawn to dusk, every day
  • Shed open Saturdays 9–12

Where

A made-up garden, so no address. The real version says where the gate is.

Contact

Use the volunteer form above.