Philadelphia Parks & Rec offers a variety of outdoor activities this March, including the "Indigenous Phytotherapy | The Plants That Heal: Hapé Circle" on Saturday at Bartram’s Garden. This event will explore the significance of Hapé, a traditional cleansing snuff valued by indigenous cultures for its healing properties, aiming to "reach different dimensions in the spiritual world." More details and registration information are available online, according to the City of Philadelphia.
Environmental stewards will have the opportunity to participate in "Creek Care Day" at Tacony Creek Park, coinciding with the Hapé Circle session. Malcolm Bundy from the TTF Watershed stated that all tools and snacks will be provided. Meanwhile, Pennypack Environmental Center will host "After School Adventures" on March 11 for children and "Science for Seniors" on March 12. Additionally, the "Late Blooming Lovers Market" will take place on March 15 at Love Park, with Now and Then Marketplace promoting "a diverse array of vendors," as reported by the City of Philadelphia.
Pennypack Environmental Center will host "Homeschool" day on March 19, focusing on soil and decomposition. The "Seed Swap & Garden Social" is scheduled for March 22, providing an opportunity for gardeners to exchange seeds and advice. On the same day, Bartram’s Garden will hold the "SWWAG Workshop: How to Build a Raised Garden Bed," offering guidance on constructing garden beds. Attendees are advised to check the weather and visit Philadelphia Parks & Rec’s website for event details and updates, as stated by the City of Philadelphia.
