Presented by:
Seed Bank of the Pima County Public Library

Every seed has a story. The seeds that were carried from Africa and the Caribbean by enslaved peoples, and the fruits and vegetables harvested from them, were instrumental in the story of African American survival and independence. These crops would eventually become the dietary staples of not just the African American family, but of the entire American South. Join us in this special workshop as we share the stories of the African American Heritage Seed Collection and discuss how to find and grow these special varieties in your desert garden.

Hosted by @Kindred

Please note this program will be taking place at the Dunbar Cultural Center at 325 W. 2nd St, 85705. The best place to park is the upper parking lot, which can be accessed off of 11th Avenue. You will see an open purple gate and the building the program will be taking place in, is the historic building on your right hand side.