Learn how to transform your home, school, work, or community space into a native urban oasis! Erin Reed Miller, Senior Coordinator for Urban Conservation, will share practical tips and scientific support for gardening with native plants, which also make our communities more resilient to climate change. Explore the resources you need to beautify your outdoor space and attract birds, butterflies, and other beneficial wildlife.

Space is limited and a $5 registration ticket is required. Come early to meet Cylburn supporters and local partners such as the Baltimore Bird Club, Maryland Horticulture Society, Master Gardeners, and others.

Doors open at 4:30. Event is rain or shine. Tickets are non-refundable and do not include eventbrite fees.