Colonial Era Gardening in the Carolinas: A Celebration of the Nation’s Gardening Roots

Event Dime

Colonial Era Gardening in the Carolinas: A Celebration of the Nation’s Gardening Roots

Hobbies & Special InterestsGardening & LandscapingFamily, Youth & EducationAcademic Lectures & PanelsEducation & LearningElectronic & House MusicHobbies & Special Interests / Gardening & LandscapingFamily, Youth & Education / Academic Lectures & Panels
AI signals
Outdoor activityFamily-friendlyGeneral PublicIndigenous/NativeParents/ToddlersPublicHouseElectronicTechno
When:
June 27, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Where:
Myers Park, 1361 Queens Road, Charlotte, NC
Source:
Charlotte Mecklenburg Library – Events

Join Master Gardener Sandy Maguran and the Extension Master Gardener sm volunteers of Mecklenburg County for a special Semiquincentennial presentation exploring gardening practices in the Carolinas around 1776. This engaging program will discuss the plants and vegetables common to the Piedmont region during the colonial era, including Indigenous crops, species introduced through the transatlantic slave trade, and those brought from European gardens. Participants will also learn how the area’s cl

Outdoor activityFamily-friendlyGeneral PublicIndigenous/NativeParents/ToddlersPublicHouseElectronicTechnoCharlotteAdultsKidsElectronic & House Music

Why this event appears here

This listing is shown because it is tied to the current city coverage and carries structured metadata that can be indexed and compared with other events.

  • City coverage

    Charlotte, NC

  • Primary source

    Charlotte Mecklenburg Library – Events

  • Categories

    Hobbies & Special Interests, Gardening & Landscaping, Family, Youth & Education

  • Signals

    Outdoor activity, Family-friendly, General Public, Indigenous/Native