Discover how easy and empowering it is to grow vegetables and herbs at home, no matter your space or experience.
Registration closes by January 7th. (Registration may close early if workshop is full)
Workshop Details
JANUARY 12th | JANUARY 17th
9am -11am
Join us for a fun, inspiring, and easy-to-follow class led by our very own Garden Coordinator, Michelle Kwek. Michelle will guide you through essential gardening practices that work in any size space. You’ll leave feeling empowered and confident in your ability to grow fresh produce all year long. Only available for registered guests of Twin Lakes Food Bank from Folsom, El Dorado Hills or Granite Bay.
What You Will Learn
This workshop features hands-on learning, practical demonstrations, and time to explore our garden.
Workshop Highlights:
Building Healthy Soil
Starting a Vegetable or Herb Garden in Any Space
Benefits of Home Gardening
Live Demonstration
Guided Garden Tour
Interactive Q&A Session
PLEASE ONLY REGISTER FOR ONE
OF THE FOLLOWING WORKSHOP DAYS:
Monday | January 12
Saturday | January 17
Location
320 Montrose Dr Folsom, CA 95630
Please park in the Mount Olive parking lot across the street from the food bank. Walk behind the church to meet us at the garden—you can’t miss it!
Have a Question?
When you register, feel free to share what you hope to learn, or tell us a question or challenge you’ve faced in gardening. Michelle will weave these into the workshop so everyone gets the most out of the experience!Please park in the Mount Olive parking lot across the street from the food bank. Walk behind the church to meet us at the garden—you can’t miss it!
Meet Michelle
TWIN LAKES FOOD BANK GARDEN COORDINATOR
Michelle began as a garden volunteer in 2021 and soon stepped into the role of Garden Coordinator, bringing with her a lifelong connection to growing up on a vineyard in Mendocino County. With a background in animal science and floral design, she is passionate about the intersection of food, community wellness, and environmental health. When she’s not tending the garden or supporting guests, she’s busy raising her family, caring for pets (including chickens!), cooking, enjoying the outdoors, and stewarding the special land that is the Twin Lakes Garden.