Join us this summer at 577 for Saturdays filled with relaxation, creativity, and the enchanting melodies of live music. We invite you to immerse...
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Cultivating Culinary Mushrooms
Written by Samantha Day, 577 Organic Garden Horticulturist
Part of our daily mantra at 577 is to experiment: try something new – maybe it works, maybe it doesn’t, but we’ll always learn something. I started with The 577 Foundation last Fall, and I’ve been excited to be allowed the space and support to start experimenting with…
Help Us Create a Recycled Bottle Cap Bench
Join us this summer by collecting plastic caps and lids for our special Recycled Bottle Cap Bench Project. These plastic cap donations will be manufactured into a recycled post-consumer plastic bench for our grounds through the Plastics-R-Unique, Inc. CAP (Caring About our Planet) Program.
577’s Behind-the-Scenes Conservation Efforts
Written by Avery Bohman, 577 Program Intern
This is part 2 of my final Earth Month Blog series: 577’s Behind-the-Scenes Conservation Efforts. If you missed part 1: The Diversity of Environmentalism, click here.
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The Diversity of Environmentalism
Written by Avery Bohman, 577 Program Intern Earth Month (April ) has come to a close which I think is the perfect time to reflect on why it is so...
Yes, of course, we can. Let’s.
May Thoughts ~ From the desk of Heather Gallant, 577 Executive Director This past Saturday, I taught a sewing class at 577 with nine eager...
Join us for Go Green Day!
Go Green Day 2023! Save the Date! Celebrate sustainability with us on Saturday, April 29, during 577’s Go Green Day! For this...
5 Simple Things You Can Do Today For Planet Earth
Written by Avery Bohman, 577 Program Intern Earth Day is a global annual event that is celebrated on April 22. The day is dedicated to raising...
A Journey of Minimalism
Written by Avery Bohman, 577 Program Intern Can less equal more? Finding the answer to this question began with my journey to a more minimalist...
Earth Month Blog Series: The Five Rs
Written by Avery Bohman, 577 Program Intern The most recognizable recycle symbol is probably the triangle symbol with the phrase “Reduce, Reuse,...