FGS Calendar
Annual Spring Meeting
The Fenway Victory Gardens 2025 Annual Spring Meeting
Join us for the Fenway Victory Gardens Annual Spring Meeting on Saturday, April 26 at Watson Hall at Wentworth Institute of Technology. This will be our first in-person general membership meeting since before the pandemic, and we’re looking forward to reconnecting with fellow gardeners and community partners. It’s a meaningful opportunity to come together, hear updates, and take part in the shared work of stewarding this special space.
The spring meeting will include updates from the board, votes on key matters, and time to reflect on what’s ahead for the gardens in 2025. From ongoing projects and upcoming events to new ways to get involved, we’re excited to move into the season with renewed energy and connection. We hope to see you there!
RSVPs are appreciated to help us plan, but they are not required. All current FGS gardeners and interested community members are welcome to attend.
To learn more about the event and/or RSVP visit here.
Grill Day
On permitted FGS Grill Days, the City of Boston allows gardeners to host their own good old-fashioned cookout. You are welcome to bring your own outdoor grill into your garden for this special event. We have a few “FGS Grill Day rules” for everyone’s safety and the security of our parkland.
FGS Grill Day rules will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Community Participation Day
Community Participation Days (CDPs) bring the gardeners together to engage with various projects in an effort to beautify the gardens and keep them clean.
CPDs will be used for gardeners to request the use of FGS tools. The requests will be fulfilled on a first come, first serve basis. More info will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Grill Day
On permitted FGS Grill Days, the City of Boston allows gardeners to host their own good old-fashioned cookout. You are welcome to bring your own outdoor grill into your garden for this special event. We have a few “FGS Grill Day rules” for everyone’s safety and the security of our parkland.
FGS Grill Day rules will be shared in FGS Weekly.
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.
Grill Day
On permitted FGS Grill Days, the City of Boston allows gardeners to host their own good old-fashioned cookout. You are welcome to bring your own outdoor grill into your garden for this special event. We have a few “FGS Grill Day rules” for everyone’s safety and the security of our parkland.
FGS Grill Day rules will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Grill Day
On permitted FGS Grill Days, the City of Boston allows gardeners to host their own good old-fashioned cookout. You are welcome to bring your own outdoor grill into your garden for this special event. We have a few “FGS Grill Day rules” for everyone’s safety and the security of our parkland.
FGS Grill Day rules will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Community Participation Day
Community Participation Days (CDPs) bring the gardeners together to engage with various projects in an effort to beautify the gardens and keep them clean.
CPDs will be used for gardeners to request the use of FGS tools. The requests will be fulfilled on a first come, first serve basis. More info will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Pruning Workshop: Spring-Flowering Species
When spring-blooming shrubs have completed flowering, it's the perfect time for pruning their limbs before next year's buds develop. Join noted arborist Jen Kettell for hands-on training to learn professional techniques for thinning and shaping to encourage healthy, vibrant blooms on those spring beauties for years to come.
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.
Grill Day
On permitted FGS Grill Days, the City of Boston allows gardeners to host their own good old-fashioned cookout. You are welcome to bring your own outdoor grill into your garden for this special event. We have a few “FGS Grill Day rules” for everyone’s safety and the security of our parkland.
FGS Grill Day rules will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Community Participation Day
Community Participation Days (CDPs) bring the gardeners together to engage with various projects in an effort to beautify the gardens and keep them clean.
CPDs will be used for gardeners to request the use of FGS tools. The requests will be fulfilled on a first come, first serve basis. More info will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Grill Day
On permitted FGS Grill Days, the City of Boston allows gardeners to host their own good old-fashioned cookout. You are welcome to bring your own outdoor grill into your garden for this special event. We have a few “FGS Grill Day rules” for everyone’s safety and the security of our parkland.
FGS Grill Day rules will be shared in FGS Weekly.
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.
Community Participation Day
Community Participation Days (CDPs) bring the gardeners together to engage with various projects in an effort to beautify the gardens and keep them clean.
CPDs will be used for gardeners to request the use of FGS tools. The requests will be fulfilled on a first come, first serve basis. More info will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Grill Day
On permitted FGS Grill Days, the City of Boston allows gardeners to host their own good old-fashioned cookout. You are welcome to bring your own outdoor grill into your garden for this special event. We have a few “FGS Grill Day rules” for everyone’s safety and the security of our parkland.
FGS Grill Day rules will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Grill Day
On permitted FGS Grill Days, the City of Boston allows gardeners to host their own good old-fashioned cookout. You are welcome to bring your own outdoor grill into your garden for this special event. We have a few “FGS Grill Day rules” for everyone’s safety and the security of our parkland.
FGS Grill Day rules will be shared in FGS Weekly.
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.
Community Participation Day
Community Participation Days (CDPs) bring the gardeners together to engage with various projects in an effort to beautify the gardens and keep them clean.
CPDs will be used for gardeners to request the use of FGS tools. The requests will be fulfilled on a first come, first serve basis. More info will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Grill Day
On permitted FGS Grill Days, the City of Boston allows gardeners to host their own good old-fashioned cookout. You are welcome to bring your own outdoor grill into your garden for this special event. We have a few “FGS Grill Day rules” for everyone’s safety and the security of our parkland.
FGS Grill Day rules will be shared in FGS Weekly.
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.
Community Participation Day
Community Participation Days (CDPs) bring the gardeners together to engage with various projects in an effort to beautify the gardens and keep them clean.
CPDs will be used for gardeners to request the use of FGS tools. The requests will be fulfilled on a first come, first serve basis. More info will be shared in FGS Weekly.
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.
Community Participation Day
Community Participation Days (CDPs) bring the gardeners together to engage with various projects in an effort to beautify the gardens and keep them clean.
CPDs will be used for gardeners to request the use of FGS tools. The requests will be fulfilled on a first come, first serve basis. More info will be shared in FGS Weekly.
Rose Pruning Workshop
Join Master Rosarian Dave Cannistraro to learn how to get your roses in top shape for maximum bloom
Register at https://tinyurl.com/FGS-Rose-Pruning-2025
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.
Spring Social & Seed Share
Join us for this opportunity to socialize with your fellow gardeners, learn more about FGS resources, and get inspired for the growing season. We will also have volunteers available to help any gardeners who may need assistance in completing their renewals.
We will be hosting a free raffle for FGS gardeners, with prizes from the Red Sox and Mahoney's! Winners will be announced at 12:30pm. Snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided courtesy of FGS, and alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.
FGS Member Garden Renewals Begin
You will receive an email from renewals@fenwayvictorygardens.org that contains a link to either renew your Membership for 2025, or to surrender your garden. Please be sure to check your spam folder if you do not receive a renewal on March 15.
For those of you who have requested paper copies, they’ve already been mailed and you should be receiving them soon.
Please email renewals@fenwayvictorygardens.org with any questions.
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.
FGS Board Meeting
Monthly meeting where the Board members report on what has been done and plan for next steps. Gardeners are welcome to join the conversation, learn about future plans, and bring questions and ideas.