#Denville Green Sustainability Committee – Rain Gardens, March 8th
Create a Victory Garden! – Learn More Find a fun seed variety pack and have fun growing your own vegetables!
Create a Victory Garden! – Learn More Find a fun seed variety pack and have fun growing your own vegetables!
Our Community Garden is making a recipe book and #Denville, you can be a part of it! Create a Victory Garden! – Learn More Find a fun seed variety pack and have fun growing your own vegetables!
New Gardener Registration for Denville Community Gardens is Saturday, March 8 9-noon at Gardner Field House. Registration fee is $6. Some pictures of Denville Community Gardens can be seen on the Virtual Tour of DenvilleCommunity.com HISTORY OF THE DENVILLE COMMUNITY GARDENS In March 1972,seventeen hardy souls pioneered the first planting of the Denville Community Gardens. … Continue reading Denville Community Gardens
Garden Sprouts – Maples Sugar maples and red maples and Japanese maples, oh my! Maples make up a large amount of our forests in New Jersey. Garden Sprouts will go for a walk to see the different maple trees in our collection, and watch a demonstration of maple tree tapping. Wednesday, March 13, 2024 – … Continue reading Tap a Maple!
The Homeschool Hikers program for older homeschoolers features a hike on the rugged trails of Pyramid Mountain with a nature lesson along the way! It’s a chance for older kids to cover some ground on hikes of approximately 3 miles while learning something new. In this session, we hunt for the subtle clues that spring … Continue reading Here Comes Spring
@DenvilleLibrary Library Building Closed,Services Available at Denville Museum 2/9 Update: The Denville Library building will continue to be closed. Our original contractor encountered unexpected circumstances with regard to the subflooring and we agreed for our mutual convenience to terminate the agreement and that the Library would move forward with a different contractor. There’s also an … Continue reading Denville Library Under Construction
Remember how hard it was to find eggs or even afford eggs during COVID shutdown? Now if you come across a great deal on eggs from a trusted source, you can stock up. Raw, fresh eggs can be frozen for up to a year. But not in the eggshell. Use a standard ice tray. Each … Continue reading Fresh Eggs Can Be Frozen!
How did people travel before they had cars? You’ll find out in the transportation exhibit! Sit on an old-fashioned tractor and pretend to drive the cars from over one hundred years ago. Date: Friday, January 5 Time: 10 am-11 am Location: Fosterfields Living Historical Farm, 73 Kahdena Road, Morristown, NJ 07960. Cost: $10 per child. … Continue reading Little Farm Friends: Tractors and Transportation
Just because many birds have left for the winter doesn’t mean there aren’t still lots of birds to see! Start indoors to view the activity at our feeders before we head out on the trails to see which intrepid birds have decided to stick it out in NJ. Bring binoculars or borrow ours. Date: Friday, … Continue reading Winter Birding @ Morris Parks
Ages 8 – 12. Kids can join our staff to explore the wonders of the Frelinghuysen Arboretum. Travel the trails, look in the streams, and find what’s exciting and alive in the wilderness areas of the Arboretum. Wear waterproof shoes and dress for the outdoors. Date: Wednesday, January 3 Time: 4 pm – 5 pm … Continue reading The Hidden Wilderness