Harambee Cultural Heritage Garden

The Harambee Cultural Heritage Garden (HCHG) is a community garden planted and stewarded by community volunteers and friends of Harambee Kingston NY, Inc. in Kingston, NY.

Harambee Cultural Heritage Garden features leafy and root vegetables, herbs and flowers that are connected that are of African and African American heritage.  Everyone is welcome to visit and participate in our gardening and educational events and programs.  Schools and community organizations are encouraged to visit.

The the bounty of the growing season is shared with all visitors and volunteers to harvest and take home. There's nothing like fresh vegetables from the garden to your own table.

Let us know if you would like to volunteer as a gardener or to participate in our HCHG events and educational programs.

Email us at: info@harambeekingstonny.org. 

The Harambee Cultural Heritage Garden is an experience of interactive learning and sharing knowledge and practical information to cultivate and to grow a healthy and sustainable garden. Visitors can learn how plant, maintain healthy soil, beautiful environment that all can enjoy including birds, bees and butterflies. 

The Harambee Cultural Heritage Garden is an experience of interactive learning and sharing knowledge and practical information to cultivate and to grow a healthy and sustainable garden. Visitors can learn how plant, maintain healthy soil, learn about the plants, flowers and herbs and beautiful environment that all can enjoy including birds, bees and butterflies. 

It takes a village to sustain a village of heath, wellness and connection. The HCHG experience brings individuals together by encouraging volunteers of all ages, educators, artists, and those who just want sit and enjoy the natural environment.