What Is a Grange? The Grange, which is officially referred to as the Patrons of Husbandry, is a 145-year old fraternal organization with its roots in agriculture. Founded after the Civil War in 1867, the Grange…
Read MoreGrange Garden Tour from Margaret Emerson on Vimeo. The Broomfield Crescent Grange community garden is based on permaculture principles of no-till, organic gardening that is restorative to soil, plant and animal ecology. This is an…
Read MoreA Look Inside the Broomfield Crescent Grange from Margaret Emerson on Vimeo. Rental Rates These are the standard rates. Special discounts may apply, please inquire. Maximum capacity is 130. Food may be catered or brought…
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Join instructor Mia Pierce in the Crescent Grange's community garden to enjoy yoga practice with the arrival of a new day
Bring your gloves and favorite tools to help this community garden get started for the season. This is a great day to see what we have going on
Weedy Wednesday, the hands-on foraging class, is back for its 3rd year. Come learn to identify plants by key characteristics
Join Broomfield's Crescent Grange for this fundraiser for our ADA bathroom and ramp. There will be live music, food and refreshments, a raffle, and a silent auction
Crescent Grange's Community Garden hosts a monthly potluck over the growing season. All friends of the Grange are invite to join. Family-friendly!
How does your garden grow? Join CSU Extension at the Crescent Grange Community Garden for a FREE, hands-on look at common issues and solutions
In June 2020 Sustainable Broomfield and the Crescent Grange partnered together to launch a new initiative sorely needed in Broomfield, the Compost Club. The Grange…
Date: Saturday September 26, 2020Time: 10am - 12pm Mountain TimeLocation: 7901 W. 120th Ave, BroomfieldJoin Sustainable Broomfield at the Crescent Grange from 10-12pm on…
As we enter the shelter-in-place mode, know that you are not alone. Many of us have access to technology that allows us to see each others…
Want to learn about edible weeds? Join us Wednesday May 17th in the garden to learn about edible weeds. Butter Wilde local forager and author of the blog…
Way back when it was first built in 1916, the Broomfield Crescent Grange was THE place to gather in the Broomfield area. And for its entire nearly 100…
[caption id="attachment_91" align="alignleft" width="300"] Week old tomato and pepper seedlings, being grown indoors in March for spring planting in May.[/caption] by Margaret Emerson, Garden Coordinator Because of Colorado's…