campos
community
garden
food
flowers
fun
about campos
Revived in 2004 by concerned neighbors, the growing of herbs, fruits and vegetables is possible thanks to the garden unique spot under the sun. This urban food initiative is shared with our diversified community: at Campos, you may hear us speak English, Spanish, French, Bengali and Italian while we work the ground.
Campos is a sunny 5,000-square-foot community garden located on East Village, Manhattan.
Started in 1982, it enjoyed years of productivity until the main organizer moved away, at which point the garden felled into disrepair and neglect, no longer open to the public
A dedicated space for children was added in 2006 and rebuilt in 2013, after hurricane Sandy’s destruction. The children’s garden currently hosts science and art projects for school age children.
We hope for Campos to become a catalyst for neighborhood development by encouraging interactions which embody the very essence of our community : inclusive, unifying, and stimulating.
AUGUST 3rd -8 pm ( Raindate Sunday, August 4) FREE EVENT
Outdoor screening at Campos Community Garden
Documentary: “The 14 Years of Tyabala”
Directed by Becky Lamming and Produced by Sylvain Leroux
Year released: 2023
Assembled from a decade’s worth of video clips, this documentary follows street kids in a Conakry alternative music school as they grow into full-fledged artists
