MGACRA-SPONSORED EVENTS CALENDAR
(Formatting: Month date - "Name of Event," time, at location (location address). Contact, person's name, email address (place in calendar by name, in order of starting time, alpha)
COVID-19 restrictions will likely still be in place in early 2021, but some lectures and events will be offered via You-tube or ZOOM technology. Our Spring Symposium, April 10, 2021, will be done via ZOOM. Registration will be online or by regular mail. More information will be emailed to MG members and any who wish to be on that mailing list. Call VCE office at 540-658-8000 and speak to Lisa Ellis to receive informational emails. Free Lance Star and MGACRA Facebook page will also be used to advertise the Symposium.
January 23, 2021 Seed Swap, listed below, is an in-person event.
JANUARY 2021
January - "MGACRA Board Meeting," 7 p.m., Via ZOOM Ray Mikula (embers418@aol.com).
January - "MGACRA General Meeting" TBA possibly via ZOOM. 1 p.m.
January 23 - "National Seed Swap Day"Seed Swap Event 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. King George Citizen Center, 8076 Kings Hwy., King George, VA 22485. Free and open to the public. Public ENCOURAGED to attend our 5th annual Seed Swap. Join the growing movement! Visit mgacra.org/events for more information on Seed Swap 2021.
Due t o COVID-19, there will only be a seed swap and a chance to ask questions. There will be plenty of seeds, so come anyway even if you've no seeds to share. Masks will be required.
This is a Virginia Cooperative Extension program put on by Extension Master Gardeners.
The event is sponsored by the Master Gardener Association of the Central Rappahannock Area (MGACRA) and is the
time that the Fredericksburg area has participated in National Seed Swap Day events.
Area residents are invited to bring seeds in labeled packets and other gardening-related items to exchange with others participating in the event. According to Karen Brace, a MGACRA member and co-chair of the event, “People are encouraged to bring seeds, plants, cuttings, garden tools, books, magazines, flower pots and other gardening-related items that they would like to exchange with others at no cost.
(Last update: 10/21/20 TJW)
(Formatting: Month date - "Name of Event," time, at location (location address). Contact, person's name, email address (place in calendar by name, in order of starting time, alpha)
COVID-19 restrictions will likely still be in place in early 2021, but some lectures and events will be offered via You-tube or ZOOM technology. Our Spring Symposium, April 10, 2021, will be done via ZOOM. Registration will be online or by regular mail. More information will be emailed to MG members and any who wish to be on that mailing list. Call VCE office at 540-658-8000 and speak to Lisa Ellis to receive informational emails. Free Lance Star and MGACRA Facebook page will also be used to advertise the Symposium.
January 23, 2021 Seed Swap, listed below, is an in-person event.
JANUARY 2021
January - "MGACRA Board Meeting," 7 p.m., Via ZOOM Ray Mikula (embers418@aol.com).
January - "MGACRA General Meeting" TBA possibly via ZOOM. 1 p.m.
January 23 - "National Seed Swap Day"Seed Swap Event 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. King George Citizen Center, 8076 Kings Hwy., King George, VA 22485. Free and open to the public. Public ENCOURAGED to attend our 5th annual Seed Swap. Join the growing movement! Visit mgacra.org/events for more information on Seed Swap 2021.
Due t o COVID-19, there will only be a seed swap and a chance to ask questions. There will be plenty of seeds, so come anyway even if you've no seeds to share. Masks will be required.
This is a Virginia Cooperative Extension program put on by Extension Master Gardeners.
The event is sponsored by the Master Gardener Association of the Central Rappahannock Area (MGACRA) and is the
time that the Fredericksburg area has participated in National Seed Swap Day events.
Area residents are invited to bring seeds in labeled packets and other gardening-related items to exchange with others participating in the event. According to Karen Brace, a MGACRA member and co-chair of the event, “People are encouraged to bring seeds, plants, cuttings, garden tools, books, magazines, flower pots and other gardening-related items that they would like to exchange with others at no cost.
(Last update: 10/21/20 TJW)
