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Visit Our Demonstration Gardens!

Come and visit the Karen C. Neill Demonstration Garden! This teaching garden is home to 17 individual themed gardens (Cottage, …

2025 Food Summit - September 19th, 2025 at Congdon Yards

2025 Food Summit - September 19th

The Greater High Point Food Alliance is looking forward to seeing you at this year’s Food Summit, Beyond the Plate: …

The Core Health Alliance invites you to a Data Gallery to discuss health trends and ideas for a healthier High Point on July 26th at the United House of Grace & Mercy at 1309 Leonard Avenue, High Point, NC 27260. Examine local data, share what matters to you, and help shape priorities for our community. Together, we can enhance nutrition, physical activity, and overall wellness and access to locally sourced foods for everyone! Learn more about local health trends. Enjoy a free, catered meal. Be part of a stronger, healthier community. Earn a chance to win a gift card for the Growdega Mobile Market. A seasonal, locally sourced menu will be provided by Wild Bloom Farm Cafe! Beverages and dessert will accompany the meal. Vegan and vegetarian options will be available.

Community Health Data Gallery

Please join us as the Core Health Alliance invites you to a Data Gallery to discuss health trends and …

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