On the second Tuesday of every month, Out of the Garden Project will be hosting their monthly Mobile Food Market at The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship. This is an outdoor drive through market where each family will receive approximately 60 lbs. of food.

Vehicles should enter the Nussbaum Center’s lower lot off of Florida Street across from Truist. Volunteers will direct cars. Vehicles will exit onto S Elm Eugene Street across from Bank of America.

This event will provide an opportunity for the community to learn about the City’s Comprehensive Community Safety Plan. Participants will have the chance to meet representatives from community-based organizations dedicated to reducing violence and, more importantly, discover how you can contribute to this vital work. We encourage attendees to wear orange or at least sport an orange ribbon to honor the victims and survivors of gun violence.

During the event, we will distribute free cable gun locks and safe storage information, and officers will be available to answer questions. Please join us as we work together to keep our community safe. The flyer is attached to this email

Warnersville Community Monthly Meeting. This is your chance to be informed about community developments, express your concerns, and present new ideas to strengthen the community.

On the second Tuesday of every month, Out of the Garden Project will be hosting their monthly Mobile Food Market at The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship. This is an outdoor drive through market where each family will receive approximately 60 lbs. of food.

Vehicles should enter the Nussbaum Center’s lower lot off of Florida Street across from Truist. Volunteers will direct cars. Vehicles will exit onto S Elm Eugene Street across from Bank of America.

You don’t want to miss the South Side Reunion. Celebrating the 160th Anniversary!

Meet at St. Philips AME Zion Church every Wednesday at 1pm.

join us for a FREE day filled with exciting activities and hands-on experiences in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The event will feature interactive exhibits, a family fun zone, a chance to experience HONDA products and displays, and hands-on displays from over 40 local companies and organizations.

Whether you're a student, educator, or simply curious about STEM, this FREE festival is perfect for anyone interested in exploring the wonders of technology and innovation. Don't miss out on this opportunity to dive into the world of STEM with Honda Aircraft Company, the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce, Guilford County Schools, and more!

Meet at St. Philips AME Zion on Wednesdays.

Take home veggies with the recipe! Join us for another class on May 19th at 6:30pm.

Through song writing and poetry, explore what it means to define home and uplift our voices.

On the second Tuesday of every month, Out of the Garden Project will be hosting their monthly Mobile Food Market at The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship. This is an outdoor drive through market where each family will receive approximately 60 lbs. of food.

Vehicles should enter the Nussbaum Center’s lower lot off of Florida Street across from Truist. Volunteers will direct cars. Vehicles will exit onto S Elm Eugene Street across from Bank of America.

Join us, with support from UNCG's Recipe for Success, for the launch of our Photovoice exhibit Framing the Future: A Photovoice Exploration of Food Justice, showcasing photos and accompanying narratives gathered from participants in Guilford County! This exhibit is the culminating event after months of gathering these submissions from community members.

Photovoice is a way of doing research where people can use photos to explore and share their community. Photovoice is effective because the use of photos eliminates barriers such as language, technology, and culture.

Community songwriting session and a collaborative artwork session.

Join us for a featured screening of Warnersville Chronicles- A documentary from our friends at Shared Radiance, GeoCore Film, and the Warnersville Coalition.

The Documentary begins at 7pm, followed be a screening of Claudine beginning at 7:40pm.

On Tuesday, February 11th, Out of the Garden Project will be hosting their monthly Mobile Food Market at The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship. This is an outdoor drive through market where each family will receive approximately 60 lbs. of food.

To strengthen our community and create safer neighborhoods for everyone, Chief Thompson is hosting a series of community meetings aimed at addressing the rising concern of violent crime. These meetings are an opportunity for residents and law enforcement to come together, share ideas, and collaborate on strategies that can help prevent violence and ensure the safety of all community members.

Please join the Warnersville Community Coalition as we discuss engagement, resources, concerns and future developments within our community.