“Culture, Cooking (Picnic) and Communication" is a Community Connections program in a picnic format, where newcomers will have an opportunity to gather, socialize, and share about their culture, cooking, and life in Canada.  Participants can bring a dish or some baked goods if they wish, but most of the food will be provided.

To register, email Tetiana at tetianar@lmnhs.bc.ca or call 236.862.8522

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties and help us build!

All experience levels are welcome.

A potluck to gather the volunteers of the food hub at Little Mountain Neighborhood House (LMNH). Bring dishes to share, enjoy some fun activities, and meet some new friends!

More details to come for this event.

Join us at the Riley Park Farmers Market. There are two shifts: 9:30 am -12 noon or 12 noon -2:30 pm. To volunteer, email Joanne at joannem@lmnhs.bc.ca

Our LMNHS booth promotes our activities and programs. Shoppers donate funds and vendors donate product to support our food security programs.

The "Ask a Master Gardener" table will be setup beside the LMNHS booth. Visit and ask the Vancouver Master Gardeners your gardening questions. 

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties and help us build!

All experience levels are welcome.

Rise Up!, a division of the Public Health Association of BC, is a youth-driven program that connects young people across BC with hands-on opportunities to support food systems and environmental stewardship in their communities.

The Riley Park Community Garden is hosting their regional gathering, with an hour-long garden tour by one of our Master Gardeners.

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties and help us build!

All experience levels are welcome.

Join the BC Financial Services Authority (BCFSA) team on Soil Day and help us build our new Learning Garden!

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. We will be moving soil (donated by SuperSoil Inc.) to the borders of the garden and into new planter boxes.

Sign up here. Limited spots available. All experience levels are welcome!

A potluck to gather the volunteers of the Food Hub at Little Mountain Neighbourhood House (LMNH). It will be an evening of food, fun, flower pressing and learning about each other's crafts/hobbies. Please RSVP below to let us know you will be attending!

RSVP link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdggvyXKtd8nPKBx9IKhfkoPmWoPH5c2Eo3bPA_MH717sD7xQ/viewform

What to bring: a plate, cutlery, and a dish to share. Also, a craft project you're working on, if you want! (Not necessary)

If you have any questions, please email Breagha: ygc@lmnhs.bc.ca

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties and help us build!

All experience levels are welcome.

This program is designed for young children, aged 0-5 years old, and their families to come and learn about the great outdoors. Our goal is to help families learn about nature animals and plants through our community garden.

Cost: $3 per family.

No registration required, we accept cash or card payments at the event. Please note that all participants must have a LMNHS family membership ($10 annual fee).

Join us for an evening of dialogue around the complexity and challenges of living and parenting in the digital age.

We aim to create a safe and supportive space for parents to explore challenges related to cell phone and device use, and to share ideas and strategies for building healthier relationships with digital technology—for yourselves and your kids.

Hosted by Adrianne Cochran and Rie Tang: two local mothers striving to navigate their way through this quickly evolving digital age

Email Rie at rie.tang@yahoo.com for more information

The Learning Garden centres place-based education through an Indigenous lens, for all ages and mobility needs. You will be contributing towards building a space where community members like you can co-create, connect, and garden. Activities include building planter boxes, moving soil, and preparing the space for planting.

Sign up here for the Guided Work Parties and help us build!

All experience levels are welcome.