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The
Chocolate Lovers' Fling! Slip through the looking glass into a surreal Adventure in Chocolate Wonderland! Saturday
February 6th, 2010
6pm at the Moab Arts and  Endless
delicious chocolate desserts!
Fabulous
silent auction items!
Fun
for Kids and Adults!
Curiouser
and curiouser!
Advance discount tickets available at WabiSabi
Adults
$8 Children/Teens under
18 $4
Tickets also available at the
door
Dessert
Makers wanted!
Help
make this annual fundraiser a delicious success and receive a FREE
admission!
Please call YGP at 259-BEAN to register your dessert. |
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The Youth Garden Project originally began in Sarah Heffron's backyard. Initially, one program was offered to the Juvenile Court for youth to work off court-ordered community service hours. In 1997, the Youth Garden Project received an AmeriCorps Grant which increased its ability to serve the community. As the garden expanded, so did the offering of programs. Today the Youth Garden Project sits on two acres of land next to Grand County High School. Programs offered are the following: High School Science Class, High School Apprenticeship Program, Canyon Country Outdoor Education (a partnership with the National Park Service), after-school garden-to-table classes for elementary and middle school children, Youth Garden Summer Camp and Pluggin' In a community service project affilitated with the 7th District Juvenile Court. |
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The
Youth Garden’s Semi-Annual
Growth Report
(PDF)
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Copyright © 2009 Youth Garden
Project. All Rights Reserved.
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