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  • Collection: Raíces Program History

NJ Congressman Frank Pallone deciding which bottle cap snake to purchase from artist Lisa Bagwell.

Flyer to encourage Highland Park residents to come out and vote for Raíces Cultural Center’s Eco-Culture Program in the 2017 Park Partners Grant Competition.

Flyer and schedule for Part 1 of the Raíces Eco-Culture Sustainable Living Workshop Series 2017. This series was funded by the Highland Park Park Partner Grant Program.

Flyer for the Introduction to Solar Energy and Introduction to Seed Saving Workshops held as part of the Raíces Eco-Culture Sustainable Living Workshop Series 2017.

Flyer for the Introduction to Herbal Healing Workshop held as part of the Raíces Eco-Culture Sustainable Living Workshop Series 2017.

Flyer for the Backyard Composting and Building A Rain Barrel Workshops held as part of the Raíces Eco-Culture Sustainable Living Workshop Series 2017.

Flyer to generate interest in Raíces Cultural Center's Eco-Culture Seed Library.

Flyer for Seed Library members and volunteers to come together for a work party and for seed selection and pick up for the 2017 growing season.

Flyer for the Percussion Rhythms of the Caribbean Concert hosted by Who Is My Neighbor. This concert featured the Black Circle Symphony and the Raíces Cultural Center Ensemble.

Flyer for the North Plainfield Farmer’s Market where the Raíces Cultural Center Ensemble will perform traditional folkloric music, song and dance from the Caribbean, as well as discuss the intersections of culture, food and sustainability.

Artist Lisa Bagwell welcomed Congressman Frank Pallone to her first solo exhibit.

Raíces Director Francisco G. Gómez welcomes exhibit attendee Amanda Hungerford and dialogues about plastic reduction, art, sustainability and ecology.

Lisa Bagwell dialoguing with attendees of her EcoArt Exhibit during the artist talk section of the event. Visitors were impressed by the bridging of visual arts and ecology and expressed wonder at the amount of plastic and refuse one person could…

Beekeeper Stan Wasitowski of S & F Honey Farm inspects a new nucleus hive.

Honeybees building honeycomb on the top of the hive's frame's. This honeycomb is scraped off during each inspection to keep the comb within the frames.

Two handmade Raíces Langstroth Hives side by side in the Raíces beeyard.

Honeybees on top of a frame in a Langstroth hive.

Honeybees working to clean out the honeycomb that was scraped from the top of the frames, taking any food reserves back to the hive. Before taking the comb for wax, these pieces are left for the bees to continue cleaning for around 24 hours.

Queen cell found on a frame during a hive inspection.

A variety of healing herbs from the Raíces EcoCulture garden, including stinging nettle, echninacea, elcampane, St. John's wort, mint, yarrow and chamomile.

Three kinds of string beans grown in the Raíces EcoCulture garden in 2016 for biodiversity and a mix of color.

Seeds harvested for seed saving from the Raíces EcoCulture garden.

Marigold seeds collected from a variety of marigolds grown specifically for the Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos celebration. Raíces has been growing and saving seed for this variety of marigold seed for six growing seasons.

Figs growing on a fig tree in the Raíces EcoCulture garden.
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