Events at this location

Mandatory, free sign up is required in advance here.

Weekend Projects is a biweekly, weekend volunteer program at Arlington Garden in which volunteers work on longer-term projects while learning about regenerative gardening and the natural world! Please see the event link above for more information about specific projects.

No prior experience as a volunteer or gardener is necessary, but space is limited, and you must sign up for free in advance. Please bring a water bottle (there is no drinking fountain on site but there is a bottle refill), sun appropriate clothing, and gloves.

Every Tuesday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, our rad volunteers assemble to care for Arlington Garden and learn more about regenerative, habitat gardening. We are a volunteer-built-and-supported garden always happy to welcome new people to the team!

Everyone is welcome: gardeners; environmentalists; neighbors; tourists; composting enthusiasts; soil lovers; total beginners (you’re the best); and anyone interested in learning a little bit about Southern California gardening, plants and animals!

Please just contact us in advance at volunteer@arlingtongardenpasadena.org, so we can send you some very quick paperwork. 

*Due to the nature of the workshop activities, all volunteers under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

*By attending volunteering, you consent to having your photograph taken while in the garden and used in future communications by Arlington Garden.

Join us for our second annual series of workshops on the art of backyard citrus orcharding (growing fruit for non-commercial means). From July- October, our on-staff fruit tree specialist will lead this recurring workshop in the citrus grove at Arlington Garden, a water-wise habitat garden that fosters a diverse ecosystem by employing regenerative gardening techniques.

This series is the only one of its kind in Los Angeles! Each workshop will include a lecture on seasonal care of citrus trees, including tree assessment, biology and physiology of citrus. Lecture will be followed by 1.5 hours of pruning where participants will gain hands-on experience on how to prune citrus using the Arlington Garden citrus grove as our classroom.

Join us to learn how to take care of your backyard citrus and help the Arlington Garden citrus trees become more fruitful than ever! Each workshop in this series covers the same material, so you need only attend one to get the full benefits! Attendance is $25.00 per person for one two-hour workshop.

Every Tuesday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, our rad volunteers assemble to care for Arlington Garden and learn more about regenerative, habitat gardening. We are a volunteer-built-and-supported garden always happy to welcome new people to the team!

Everyone is welcome: gardeners; environmentalists; neighbors; tourists; composting enthusiasts; soil lovers; total beginners (you’re the best); and anyone interested in learning a little bit about Southern California gardening, plants and animals!

Please just contact us in advance at volunteer@arlingtongardenpasadena.org, so we can send you some very quick paperwork. 

*Due to the nature of the workshop activities, all volunteers under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

*By attending volunteering, you consent to having your photograph taken while in the garden and used in future communications by Arlington Garden.

Mandatory, free sign up is required in advance here.

Weekend Projects is a biweekly, weekend volunteer program at Arlington Garden in which volunteers work on longer-term projects while learning about regenerative gardening and the natural world! Please see the event link above for more information about specific projects.

No prior experience as a volunteer or gardener is necessary, but space is limited, and you must sign up for free in advance. Please bring a water bottle (there is no drinking fountain on site but there is a bottle refill), sun appropriate clothing, and gloves.

Every Tuesday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, our rad volunteers assemble to care for Arlington Garden and learn more about regenerative, habitat gardening. We are a volunteer-built-and-supported garden always happy to welcome new people to the team!

Everyone is welcome: gardeners; environmentalists; neighbors; tourists; composting enthusiasts; soil lovers; total beginners (you’re the best); and anyone interested in learning a little bit about Southern California gardening, plants and animals!

Please just contact us in advance at volunteer@arlingtongardenpasadena.org, so we can send you some very quick paperwork. 

*Due to the nature of the workshop activities, all volunteers under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

*By attending volunteering, you consent to having your photograph taken while in the garden and used in future communications by Arlington Garden.

Join us for our second annual series of workshops on the art of backyard citrus orcharding (growing fruit for non-commercial means). From July- October, our on-staff fruit tree specialist will lead this recurring workshop in the citrus grove at Arlington Garden, a water-wise habitat garden that fosters a diverse ecosystem by employing regenerative gardening techniques.

This series is the only one of its kind in Los Angeles! Each workshop will include a lecture on seasonal care of citrus trees, including tree assessment, biology and physiology of citrus. Lecture will be followed by 1.5 hours of pruning where participants will gain hands-on experience on how to prune citrus using the Arlington Garden citrus grove as our classroom.

Join us to learn how to take care of your backyard citrus and help the Arlington Garden citrus trees become more fruitful than ever! Each workshop in this series covers the same material, so you need only attend one to get the full benefits! Attendance is $25.00 per person for one two-hour workshop.

Every Tuesday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, our rad volunteers assemble to care for Arlington Garden and learn more about regenerative, habitat gardening. We are a volunteer-built-and-supported garden always happy to welcome new people to the team!

Everyone is welcome: gardeners; environmentalists; neighbors; tourists; composting enthusiasts; soil lovers; total beginners (you’re the best); and anyone interested in learning a little bit about Southern California gardening, plants and animals!

Please just contact us in advance at volunteer@arlingtongardenpasadena.org, so we can send you some very quick paperwork. 

*Due to the nature of the workshop activities, all volunteers under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

*By attending volunteering, you consent to having your photograph taken while in the garden and used in future communications by Arlington Garden.

Mandatory, free sign up is required in advance here.

Weekend Projects is a biweekly, weekend volunteer program at Arlington Garden in which volunteers work on longer-term projects while learning about regenerative gardening and the natural world! Please see the event link above for more information about specific projects.

No prior experience as a volunteer or gardener is necessary, but space is limited, and you must sign up for free in advance. Please bring a water bottle (there is no drinking fountain on site but there is a bottle refill), sun appropriate clothing, and gloves.

Every Tuesday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, our rad volunteers assemble to care for Arlington Garden and learn more about regenerative, habitat gardening. We are a volunteer-built-and-supported garden always happy to welcome new people to the team!

Everyone is welcome: gardeners; environmentalists; neighbors; tourists; composting enthusiasts; soil lovers; total beginners (you’re the best); and anyone interested in learning a little bit about Southern California gardening, plants and animals!

Please just contact us in advance at volunteer@arlingtongardenpasadena.org, so we can send you some very quick paperwork. 

*Due to the nature of the workshop activities, all volunteers under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

*By attending volunteering, you consent to having your photograph taken while in the garden and used in future communications by Arlington Garden.

Join us for our second annual series of workshops on the art of backyard citrus orcharding (growing fruit for non-commercial means). From July- October, our on-staff fruit tree specialist will lead this recurring workshop in the citrus grove at Arlington Garden, a water-wise habitat garden that fosters a diverse ecosystem by employing regenerative gardening techniques.

This series is the only one of its kind in Los Angeles! Each workshop will include a lecture on seasonal care of citrus trees, including tree assessment, biology and physiology of citrus. Lecture will be followed by 1.5 hours of pruning where participants will gain hands-on experience on how to prune citrus using the Arlington Garden citrus grove as our classroom.

Join us to learn how to take care of your backyard citrus and help the Arlington Garden citrus trees become more fruitful than ever! Each workshop in this series covers the same material, so you need only attend one to get the full benefits! Attendance is $25.00 per person for one two-hour workshop.

Every Tuesday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, our rad volunteers assemble to care for Arlington Garden and learn more about regenerative, habitat gardening. We are a volunteer-built-and-supported garden always happy to welcome new people to the team!

Everyone is welcome: gardeners; environmentalists; neighbors; tourists; composting enthusiasts; soil lovers; total beginners (you’re the best); and anyone interested in learning a little bit about Southern California gardening, plants and animals!

Please just contact us in advance at volunteer@arlingtongardenpasadena.org, so we can send you some very quick paperwork. 

*Due to the nature of the workshop activities, all volunteers under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

*By attending volunteering, you consent to having your photograph taken while in the garden and used in future communications by Arlington Garden.

Mandatory, free sign up is required in advance here.

Weekend Projects is a biweekly, weekend volunteer program at Arlington Garden in which volunteers work on longer-term projects while learning about regenerative gardening and the natural world! Please see the event link above for more information about specific projects.

No prior experience as a volunteer or gardener is necessary, but space is limited, and you must sign up for free in advance. Please bring a water bottle (there is no drinking fountain on site but there is a bottle refill), sun appropriate clothing, and gloves.

Arlington Garden is marking our 17th Anniversary by celebrating inspirational members of our community with a joyful, fundraiser celebration “Autumn in the Garden” on Sunday, September 25, 2022.

This family-friendly event features musical performances curated by Floating and In Sheep’s Clothing.

There will be a special VIP reception before the event honoring Pasadena Councilmember Steve Madison, businessman and philanthropist Bob Bozzani, and garden designer Mayita Dinos. There are only a limited number of tickets available for the VIP reception, so please act fast to reserve your spot! General admission tickets are also currently available for pre-purchase. More details about food and beverage vendors will be provided in the next update.

VIP Reception: 4:00-5:00 pm
General Admission: 5:30-7:30 pm

Autumn in the Garden is our only annual fundraising event. We are extremely excited to be able to celebrate with you again this year! Please join us for a fun and relaxing evening of beautiful music, socializing, and delicious food and wine in this special garden. Please click here for more information and to purchase your tickets!

Every Tuesday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, our rad volunteers assemble to care for Arlington Garden and learn more about regenerative, habitat gardening. We are a volunteer-built-and-supported garden always happy to welcome new people to the team!

Everyone is welcome: gardeners; environmentalists; neighbors; tourists; composting enthusiasts; soil lovers; total beginners (you’re the best); and anyone interested in learning a little bit about Southern California gardening, plants and animals!

Please just contact us in advance at volunteer@arlingtongardenpasadena.org, so we can send you some very quick paperwork. 

*Due to the nature of the workshop activities, all volunteers under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

*By attending volunteering, you consent to having your photograph taken while in the garden and used in future communications by Arlington Garden.

Join us for our second annual series of workshops on the art of backyard citrus orcharding (growing fruit for non-commercial means). From July- October, our on-staff fruit tree specialist will lead this recurring workshop in the citrus grove at Arlington Garden, a water-wise habitat garden that fosters a diverse ecosystem by employing regenerative gardening techniques.

This series is the only one of its kind in Los Angeles! Each workshop will include a lecture on seasonal care of citrus trees, including tree assessment, biology and physiology of citrus. Lecture will be followed by 1.5 hours of pruning where participants will gain hands-on experience on how to prune citrus using the Arlington Garden citrus grove as our classroom.

Join us to learn how to take care of your backyard citrus and help the Arlington Garden citrus trees become more fruitful than ever! Each workshop in this series covers the same material, so you need only attend one to get the full benefits! Attendance is $25.00 per person for one two-hour workshop.

Every Tuesday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, our rad volunteers assemble to care for Arlington Garden and learn more about regenerative, habitat gardening. We are a volunteer-built-and-supported garden always happy to welcome new people to the team!

Everyone is welcome: gardeners; environmentalists; neighbors; tourists; composting enthusiasts; soil lovers; total beginners (you’re the best); and anyone interested in learning a little bit about Southern California gardening, plants and animals!

Please just contact us in advance at volunteer@arlingtongardenpasadena.org, so we can send you some very quick paperwork. 

*Due to the nature of the workshop activities, all volunteers under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

*By attending volunteering, you consent to having your photograph taken while in the garden and used in future communications by Arlington Garden.

Mandatory, free sign up is required in advance here.

Weekend Projects is a biweekly, weekend volunteer program at Arlington Garden in which volunteers work on longer-term projects while learning about regenerative gardening and the natural world! Please see the event link above for more information about specific projects.

No prior experience as a volunteer or gardener is necessary, but space is limited, and you must sign up for free in advance. Please bring a water bottle (there is no drinking fountain on site but there is a bottle refill), sun appropriate clothing, and gloves.