On Saturday, April 26 from 10am-2pm, Legacy Decatur, the nonprofit stewards of Legacy Park, present Community Day, an afternoon of environmental education and social connection.
Headlining the event will be the Decatur Environmental Sustainability Board’s Earth Day Festival, featuring a variety of participants focused on ways to enhance your environmental footprint at home and throughout the community. In addition to sharing the work of the ESB, the event will introduce Hometown Habitats, a new City of Decatur program that recognizes Decatur residents for their commitment to sustainable practices in caring for their property. The first ever Hometown Habitat winner will be announced at the Festival, along with an opportunity for you to nominate the front yard of a deserving Decatur neighbor.
Come on by to learn, share knowledge, connect with green organizations and community builders, and discover kindred spirits to help you on your journey to becoming a greener, more connected resident.
Also featured will be the Spring Plant Sale and Open House from Trellis Horticulture Therapy Alliance where you can get your garden up and running and learn more about therapeutic horticulture and accessible gardening.
Varying in its focus from year to year, Community Day celebrates the community-serving work of Legacy Park’s 18 nonprofit tenants and provides a forum by which the broader Decatur community can learn more about the good things happening all around them.
It takes a village to save a planet. Make plans now to join in this collective effort to cultivate a greener, more inclusive, and more connected Decatur community.
Got questions? Email info@legacydecatur.org.
