So many ways to give:
Adopt A Rose, General Donations, Rotary Children's Playgarden, The Donor Walkway, Memberships,
Endowment, Critter Donations
Upcoming Events
Homeschool Programs
Summer break.
Twilight Yoga in the Park
6 Week Summer Series
Thursdays through July 17th
6:15 pm to 7:15 pm
18 years or older $30/members, $45/non-members $10/drop-in
Join fitness instructor Kristin Strellis for a gentle yoga class designed to improve your flexibility, balance, and relaxation. Dress in comfortable clothing, and bring any stress or worries that have accumulated throughout the week to release outdoors in the beautiful Guadalupe Park. All equipment is provided. This Yoga class is held outside and inspiration from nature will surround us. Reserve your space in this gentle healthy living class.
Please note that due to the Playgarden construction, the class will meet on the grassy area near the Seymour St. parking lot.
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Date Night
Saturday, July 19th
6:30pm - 9:30pm
$30/members only (click here to learn about membership*)
siblings are half price
Ages 5 and up
Need a summer, romantic night out on the town? We have you covered! Drop the kid(s) off for a good old fashion night of fun! We'll keep your child(ren) engaged with hands-on science experiments and models, microscopes, an interactive SMART board, a stroll in the park and a movie. In addition, they get to hang out in our Critter Corner and feed rainbow trout, meet Patch the rabbit, a turtle, toads, tadpoles, a gopher and king snake, and two species of native lizards. They'll be exhausted and ready for bed when you pick them up!
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Bike Ride to Alviso
Saturday, August 9th
8:30am - 12:30pm
$10/members, $15/non-members
Ages 12 and up
Join Guadalupe River Park Conservancy's Executive Director Leslee Hamilton and Ranger Daniel Sanchez, from National Park Service's Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail, for a leisurely round-trip ride out to Alviso Marina County Park. Along the way you'll learn about local native wildlife, check out the trail's interpretive plazas and step back in time as Ranger Daniel presents the journey and unveils the campsite of the Juan Bautista de Anza expedition along the bank of Guadalupe River. Bring your bike, helmet, water, sunscreen and a lunch and be ready for a fun day on the trail.
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Foolproof Flower Arranging
Saturday, August 23rd
10:00am to 12:00pm
$20/members, $25/non-members
Summer is underway, and you've gathered a marvelous bundle of colorful summer flowers and foliage. Now what? Join Master Gardener Milli Wright and her other talented Flower Floozies for a workshop showing participants what's new and exciting for cutting gardens and how to create welcoming arrangements for the home. Learn creative ways of combining colors, unique foliage fillers, tips and tricks for harvesting, preserving and showing your flower arrangements. Have fun with the provided materials to create your own floral masterpiece! Participants are encouraged to bring their own vases and are welcome to bring flowers and foliage to share.
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Cool Season Vegetable Gardening
Saturday, September 6th
10:00am to 12:00pm
$20/members, $25/non-members
Ages 18 and Up
Vegetables in the winter? You bet! Here in Santa Clara County we can grow vegetables year round. Join Master Gardener Karen Schaffer to learn about the wide variety of vegetables that thrive in our cool season: broccoli, kale, peas, lettuce, and many more. You will also receive hands-on experience sowing seeds and transplanting seedlings and will take home a flat of seedlings for your winter garden.
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Legacy Giving
Retirement accounts, which are subject to income tax, are good vehicles for charitable gifts. Charities aren't subject to income tax so your gift goes farther.
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