Free Fridge or Food Rescue or Community Larder

Douglas Community Park is a public green space with accessible play equipment and picnic area, multi-use gaming area, outdoor gym equipment, and a bike repair station. Developed and managed by a group of local Trustees through Douglas Community Spaces Group; and working in collaboration with Douglas Fruit & Vegetable Growers' Association, Douglas Food Cupboard, Douglas Community Centre Local Management Group and Dundee City Council.

We are a community garden situated in the old bowling green in the west end of Dundee. Our aim is promote environmental awareness and sustainability using as examples, offer people a place to relax, a way to engage with nature, to share what we know, learn new skills, spend quality time together and grow. With the support of local groups we are looking of provide quality and healthy food and to engage local people in community action.

Our garden brings together people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. We run over 20 sessions weekly to learn, play, create, grow and cook. We have counted over 350 edible plants grow in our walled garden at the heart of the Hilltown! Everyone is welcome.

Located at the corner of Ave B and East 9th - this is a mainstay for many local eaters. Trinity Church's commitment to local food equity is powerful, with a popular lunch and a pantry for college students, this fridge and more!

This high production garden not only serves the students of Port Townsend High School, but the PT Food Bank during the summer months.  Teacher Jennifer Kruse helps students get the most from the plot.  During the summer months Food Bank Growers manage the space. The garden has been feeding students and donating food to the Food Bank since 2012 via this space.  Volunteers meet Fridays 9-11. 

An art gallery, an independent cinema, a café bar, a community garden, a performance space, and a community hub. Hosts a repair cafe once a month, and a mobile refill shop every Thursday from 2pm.