About Us!
Our Mission
Growing Partners
Our Mission
Our mission is to fulfill the diverse needs of our community by:
Cultivating Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, and Herbs:
We strive to provide a sustainable source of fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs to meet the dietary needs and preferences of individuals within our community. By fostering organic gardening practices, we aim to promote health
Our mission is to fulfill the diverse needs of our community by:
Cultivating Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, and Herbs:
We strive to provide a sustainable source of fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs to meet the dietary needs and preferences of individuals within our community. By fostering organic gardening practices, we aim to promote health and well-being for all.
Supporting Local Food Causes:
OPCGG is devoted to addressing food insecurity in Kentville/Obsitquetchk by giving our harvest to the community. Through these efforts, we endeavor to ensure equitable access to nutritious food for all residents.
Investing in Community Growth:
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Our History
Growing Partners
Our Mission
The Oakdene Park Community Garden Association of Kentville/Obsitquetchk is a volunteer-led, community-driven association rooted in Oakdene Park. Established in 2023 as a Town of Kentville program by the then Neighbourhood Outreach Program Coordinator, Roxy Peterson, the Association emerged through extensive community engagement to create
The Oakdene Park Community Garden Association of Kentville/Obsitquetchk is a volunteer-led, community-driven association rooted in Oakdene Park. Established in 2023 as a Town of Kentville program by the then Neighbourhood Outreach Program Coordinator, Roxy Peterson, the Association emerged through extensive community engagement to create a welcoming, inclusive growing space for people of all backgrounds and abilities. Prior to its formation, there had been two unsuccessful attempts to establish an organized garden group, leaving the existing garden beds unused and deteriorating for several years. Since its establishment, the Association has grown rapidly into a community hub focused on food access, learning, inclusion, and connection. Its work now includes seasonal programming, volunteer engagement, and partnerships with local organizations, with a strong emphasis on accessibility, barrier removal, and food-security initiatives such as the Phood Gro Program. Today, the Association is a registered not-for-profit committed to building inclusive, resilient, community-based food systems in Kentville/Obsitquetchk.
Growing Partners
Growing Partners
Growing Partners
Our Growing Partners come from all walks of life and backgrounds, but they share a love of gardening and a commitment to sustainable living. Whether you're an experienced gardener or a complete beginner, you'll find a welcoming community here. Members join to find a sense of community, share their skills or to learn news skills- we welcom
Our Growing Partners come from all walks of life and backgrounds, but they share a love of gardening and a commitment to sustainable living. Whether you're an experienced gardener or a complete beginner, you'll find a welcoming community here. Members join to find a sense of community, share their skills or to learn news skills- we welcome everyone
Growing Executive:
Chair Person: Rosanne Brewer
Deputy Chairperson: Roxy Peterson
Treasurer: Francine McCreadie
Secretary: Holly Rogers