Dharma’s Garden
A nonprofit project in the heart of Boulder, Colorado
Founded in 2014 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational project, Dharma's Garden has since grown into a thriving center of connection within the local community. Here, people are connected to each other—through meaningful work, seasonal festivals, and social activities. Just as importantly, people are connected to the natural world—through educational programs, hands-on activities, and immersive experiences.
Through our productive half-acre garden, lively onsite markets, popular seasonal festivals, and diverse educational programs for adults and children of all ages, Dharma's Garden is a project of the community, by the community, and for the community.
Dharma's Garden brings a direct connection to sustainable agriculture right into the heart of the city, fully integrated with the community, accessible and inclusive, offering to visitors an immersive experience that is all but lost in the modern world today.
Using organic, biodynamic, and regenerative agricultural practices, this living homestead serves as a model for ethical land stewardship, with wild areas and cultivated areas both integral to the whole.
Where does the name Dharma’s Garden come from?
"Dharma" was the name given to a baby deer born on this very same land in 2011, to the wonderment of the kindergarten students next door. We think of him every time we walk through the meadow grasses around the garden.
Make a Donation
Dharma's Garden is a project of a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We welcome your tax-deductible donations to the garden, both financial and otherwise.
We welcome donations in the form of online contributions, checks, cash, as well as donations of stock. (Contact us for stock donation info).
Learn More About Dharma’s Garden
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Learn about our mission, what we offer, and our story. Meet our team and read what people are saying about Dharma’s Garden.
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Learn more about our farming practices here at Dharma’s Garden, including more about biodynamic agriculture.
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Find our location, arrange a visit or volunteer. Learn how to donate to our project, how to get our veggies, and see our upcoming events.
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Find out about our children’s programs, which include different opportunities for toddlers all the way up to teens here on the farm.
