The Master Gardener Association of the Central Rappahannock Area (MGACRA) offers educational opportunities for its members and for the general community, provides funding for community educational projects, and promotes service activities where Master Gardeners can interact with others who share a passion for gardening and a desire to improve the quality of life in their communities. Membership is open to anyone who shares these interests and is willing to participate in training and community service leading to certification. (See information on “How to Become a Master Gardener” in another section of this website.)
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MGACRA offers a number of social activities for its members throughout the year, including an annual summer picnic and an annual Gala where service awards are presented. The Gala generally takes place in the spring of each year (late March or early April) at the Rowser Building in Stafford County for the purpose of recognizing Master Gardener achievements and accomplishments. It is a festive event with plenty of food and fellowship.
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