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Community Gardens

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Close-up of yellow zucchini growing in a garden bed.

Beginning in the 1940’s with the Rainbow Beach Victory Garden, Chicago has become home to hundreds of community gardens, many of which can be found in parks across the city.  The practice of community gardening, whether inspired by the desire to transform outdoor space or contribute to healthier lifestyles, is now deeply rooted in modern culture.  

The ¿ì²¥ÊÓÆµâ€™s Community Gardens in the Parks program provides guidance, support and resources to dozens of community garden groups across the city. From helping maintain beautifully landscaped perennial beds to managing your own plot of vegetables, there are a wide range of opportunities available for those who wish to become involved in Chicago’s vibrant gardening movement.  

See below for more information, or contact us at communitygardens@chicagoparkdistrict.com.

Community Gardens

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105 Facilities