Learn new gardening skills in Providence Garden of Giving

March 28, 2025 Providence Oregon News Team

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Join us in the Providence Garden of Giving, located on the campus of Providence Milwaukie Hospital for "Gardening with Roma." This experience offers participants an opportunity to volunteer in a beautiful community garden while reciving hands-on learning from experts from the Providence Community Teaching Kitchen and Growing Gardens. We speak both English and Spanish.

Gardening with Roma
Every Tuesday: April - October 2025
5 - 7 p.m.

Garden of Giving located on the campus of Providence Milwaukie Hospital
10155 Southeast 36th Avenue
Milwaukie, OR, 97222

This event is free. For staffing purposes, we appreciate you signing-up to participate.

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