Opportunities From: Denver Urban Gardens

Join DUG’s educational team for hands-on support at Seed Saving, a part of the Organic Growing series. The workshop begins promptly at 9:00am, but please arrive an hour early at 8:00am to assist with set up.

Please note this workshop will be held at Posner Center for International Development.

Your responsibilities may include:

You will also have the opportunity to sit in during the workshop and learn the content while offering your support. Once the workshop is concluded at 11am, you will support with clean up and any "check out" processes. Clean up/check should take 45 minutes, and your volunteer shift will end at 11:45am. Please note the workshop will be held at the Posner Center for International Development. 

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Denver Urban Gardens!

Every fourth Sunday, we hit the garden to tackle planned tasks that benefit the garden as a whole. Sometimes we have a specific project, and sometimes we pull weeds and turn the compost piles. We work at those planned goals for two hours and then often break to take care of our own plots and/or socialize.

Many hands make light work, so all are welcome to join us. Bring your family and friends!

Join DUG’s educational team for hands-on support at Mushroom Pumpkins, a part of the Growing Mushrooms series. The workshop begins promptly at 6:00pm, but please arrive an hour early at 5:00pm to assist with set up.

Please note this workshop will be held at Posner Center for International Development.

Your responsibilities may include:

You will also have the opportunity to sit in during the workshop and learn the content while offering your support. Once the workshop is concluded at 8pm, you will support with clean up and any "check out" processes. Clean up/check should take 45 minutes, and your volunteer shift will end at 8:45pm. Please note the workshop will be held at the Posner Center for International Development. 

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Denver Urban Gardens!

We will be preparing to close out our growing season. We will be clearing out unused/overgrown beds, pulling weeds, organizing the shed, picking up trash, and leveling out pathways.

Please park in the front of the building. On the lefthand side of the school, you will see a big chalkboard sign and a fence that leads you around the playgrounds to the garden.

There will be no water or bathroom accessibility. Gloves are provided, but you are more than welcome to bring your own!

Join DUG’s educational team for hands-on support at Wild Sodas, Herbal Meads, and Shrubs , a part of the Preservation series. The workshop begins promptly at 6:00pm, but please arrive an hour early at 5:00pm to assist with set up.

Your responsibilities may include:

NOTE: Ideally, we are seeking volunteers who have volunteered for past  education workshops.

You will also have the opportunity to sit in during the workshop and learn the content while offering your support. Once the workshop is concluded at 8pm, you will support with clean up and any "check out" processes. Clean up/check should take 45 minutes, and your volunteer shift will end at 8:45pm. 

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Denver Urban Gardens!

Come spread woodchip mulch and clean up the food forest at 48th and Julian to prepare for the winter! Mulch helps the soil retain water while suppressing weeds, keeping our fledgling fruit trees and bushes healthy. Tasks may also include weeding, digging, and other physical tasks. 

Please wear:

Bring a reusable water bottle! DUG will provide all of the needed tools/materials, as well as light snacks and a water jug. Please arrive with ample time to find parking and check in, we will begin orientation promptly at 9:00am.

Our regularly scheduled workdays at Hinkley High School Community Garden. These events are for gardeners and interested volunteers to help out in common projects and improvements, contribute towards regular upkeep and maintenance like weeding and repairs, and to get together with your fellow gardeners!

Most community workdays will have specific projects we can all work on. These projects will be communicated ahead of time per-event, but you can always reach out to garden leaders by email [ hinkleyhighschoolcommunitygarden@dug.org ] to ask for details.

For each workday, consider bringing gloves, a hat, comfortable clothing, sunscreen, and definitely ways to stay hydrated! We strongly encourage you bring your reusable water bottle or mug to help cut down on waste.

This is our Fall Cleanup day, we will be putting the garden to bed and preparing for next Spring.

Dress for a Colorado Fall day! Layers!

This is a family friendly event, please only bring children old enough to help.

The garden entrance is on the corner of 24th Ave & Lafayette St., Denver, CO 80205. There is ample parking along both streets

Every second Saturday, we hit the garden to tackle planned tasks that benefit the garden as a whole. Sometimes we have a specific project, and sometimes we pull weeds and turn the compost piles. We work at those planned goals for two hours and then often break to take care of our own plots and/or socialize.

Many hands make light work, so all are welcome to join us. Bring your family and friends!

Join DUG’s educational team for hands-on support at Zero Waste Kitchen Practices, a part of the Sustainability series. The workshop begins promptly at 6:00pm, but please arrive an hour early at 5:00 PM to assist with set up.

Your responsibilities may include:

You will also have the opportunity to sit in during the workshop and learn the content while offering your support. Once the workshop is concluded at 8:00pm, you will support with clean up and any "check out" processes. Clean up/check should take 45 minutes, and your volunteer shift will end at 8:45pm. Please note the workshop will be held at the Posner Center for International Development. 

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Denver Urban Gardens!

Come spread woodchip mulch and clean up the food forest at Greenway/Central Park to prepare for the winter! Mulch helps the soil retain water while suppressing weeds, keeping our fledgling fruit trees and bushes healthy. Tasks may also include weeding, digging, and other physical tasks. 

Please wear:

Bring a reusable water bottle! DUG will provide all of the needed tools/materials, as well as light snacks and a water jug. Please arrive with ample time to find parking and check in, we will begin orientation promptly at 9:00am.