Bio: The Pandora Arts Collective Society is a caring, open community of people whose mission is to join together around the creative arts as a healing process. The Panodra Art Collective operated out of the Fernwood Community Association building at 1923 Fernwood Road.
About the project: You may be familiar with Little Free Libraries around the […]
Want to get your hands in the dirt and give a little love to some deserving gardens?
›› BrontË Elphick-Miner
Fernwood NRG will be hosting a garden workparty on Thursday, June 17th between 1pm and 4pm. The workparty tasks will focus on giving the community orchard a post winter rejuvenation.
Tasks will include: weeding, sheet mulching, and refreshing […]
Stadacona Neighbour Support Network update
›› Andrew Kerr, Stacie Swain, James Davis, and Alieda Blandford
Stadacona Park has seen a lot of changes over the last month. For one, you’ll likely notice less tents. Some unhoused neighbours have moved into temporary shelters while others, because of the lack of adequate housing options and reinstatement of bylaws, are […]
›› Lizz Brooks & Shae Zamardi
We are in a time when diversity and inclusion are showcased as the golden standard for a healthy work environment. But is that enough? Does having representation within our media and organizations have an impact if there is little room for cultural safety behind the scenes? In short, yes, but […]
Mike Rathjen of Rathjen Cellars answers some questions about his connection to Fernwood and his winemaking
›› Lauren Gaultier
Mike Rathjen of Rathjen Cellars has called Fernwood home for a decade; we caught up with him to learn more about why he chose Fernwood to call home and how he got started in winemaking.
What made you choose […]
›› Sarah Murray
With spring in full swing, the North Park neighbourhood is feeling more alive and vibrant than ever! We love to see the playgrounds, sport courts, and fields at Central Park and Franklin Green being enjoyed by the community. We are so grateful for these amazing green spaces that provide much needed access to […]
›› Kayla Siefried
There is nothing more incredible than harvesting the first pea pod from your garden in the early days of summer. It’s crisp shell, sheltering the luscious peas dwelling within, a burst of moisture, flavour, and green when you first bite in.
There is honestly little else in the garden that gets me quite so […]
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