
Ithaca Children’s Garden a perfect socially distanced family destination
(Link opens in new window) Auburn Pub (The Citizen) covers the Garden and compliments its outdoor space as a child-led, safe and social distance friendly destination.

(Link opens in new window) Auburn Pub (The Citizen) covers the Garden and compliments its outdoor space as a child-led, safe and social distance friendly destination.

Kids run through Ithaca Children’s Garden (ICG) with big smiles on their faces. One might pause as they spree through the Kitchen Garden, perhaps intrigued by the texture of a plant or in need of some quick nourishment to fuel their play. Later in the
WENY News covers Ithaca Children’s Garden’s efforts to donate 1,000 pounds of fresh, healthy produce to Friendship Donations Network this season to support food security in Tompkins County during this challenging time.
Ithaca Times covers Explore the Waterfront collaboration between Ithaca Children’s Garden, Discover Cayuga Lake, Paddle-N-More, and Sciencenter to bring four weeks of free, socially-distanced outdoor programming to the community.
Tompkins Weekly covers the launch of Explore the Waterfront – 4 weeks of free, socially-distant outdoor family programming from Ithaca Children’s Garden, Discover Cayuga Lake, Paddle-N-More, and Sciencenter.
Tompkins County Area Transit is reactivating their summer Route 22 to bring travelers to area parks for Explore the Waterfront – 4 weeks of free, socially-distant, outdoor family programming from Ithaca Children’s Garden, Discover Cayuga Lake, Paddle-N-More, and Sciencenter.
TCAT launches free modified Route 22 for a limited time to support Explore the Waterfront collaborative program from Ithaca Children’s Garden, Discover Cayuga Lake, Sciencenter, and Paddle-N-More.
Cornell student Kelly Song shares a reflection on her experience working as a Horticulture Intern at the Garden during the summer of 2019 in the Cornell Daily Sun.

One of our favorite books at ICG is Lois Ehlert’s Growing Vegetable Soup. If you don’t have a copy at home or access to the library check out a read aloud on Youtube. You can mute the volume and read it yourself if you prefer.