BttLC Urban Forest School March 2021
Sun, Mar 21
|D Town Farms
We'll be exploring D Town Farms, a seven-acre organic farm in Detroit’s Rouge Park. Children will circle up for a Spring Equinox Ceremony and learn more about urban farming and why it's important for city dwellers to take part!


Time & Location
Mar 21, 2021, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM EDT
D Town Farms, 14027 Outer Dr W, Detroit, MI 48239, USA
About the event
We'll be exploring D Town Farms, a seven-acre organic farm in Detroit’s Rouge Park. Children will circle up for a Spring Equinox Ceremony led by Mama Hanifa and Mama Erin, both board members of DBCFSN (Detroit Black Community Food Security Network) and learn more about urban farming and why it's important for city dwellers to take part! Dress in layers, wear head protection like hats, sunglasses, wear footwear that can handle muddy conditions, double the socks and don't forget your (work) gloves---ya neva know!
A note about RSVPs: Starting in March 2021 we will be taking note of registrants that hold space on our registration list but fail to show up at our FREE, we ain't got money to waste, high vibrational events that we curate for our community. If found in violation as a no-call, no-show, you may forfeit your family's chance to participate in future events by a 3 month probationary period or longer. It's just plain ol' unfair to those eager to attend but get placed on the waitlist---which happens for EVERY one of our Black To The Land Coalition events. We dope, so...folx want to come learn and vibe out. But please, as things come up and life happens, be community-minded and think about others that could benefit by reaching out to us via email to cancel your spot: blacktothelandcoaliton@gmail.com or call Ms. Djenaba Ali at 248-820-0782. Thanking you in advance
Target demographic:
- BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People Of Color)
- Youth ages 0 to 9 years old
- Older siblings, families and friends are welcome
Urban Forest School allows nature to teach us and permits children to engage naturally in the space. The principle goals are for children to grow as protectors of nature, take note of what's happening around them and overall nature appreciation. Families interact with their youth, no drop offs. Think about how you can continue to engage your youth at home as you become more comfortable exploring around in your own backyard or neighborhood. Look out for opportunities to revisit these Urban Forest School locations independently with your extended family and friends.