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The Eyes of Hope Children’s Garden is located in the Lowell Park Community Garden (the "Zipline Park") and has been developed in partnership with the City of Stoughton Parks and Recreation Department.
The Eyes of Hope Children’s Garden is located in the Lowell Park Community Garden (the "Zipline Park") and has been developed in partnership with the City of Stoughton Parks and Recreation Department.
In 2026, we will be offering gardening programs for childrens's ages 4-12 (three seperate age groups) through Stoughton Parks and Recreation. Check out the flyer below for more information and to find out how to register. Due to our generous donors, all of our 2026 programs are FREE!!
In 2026, we will be offering gardening programs for childrens's ages 4-12 (three seperate age groups) through Stoughton Parks and Recreation. Check out the flyer below for more information and to find out how to register. Due to our generous donors, all of our 2026 programs are FREE!!
Additionally, we plan to host many of the same events in our Summer/Fall Garden Series as last year, as seen below, including foraging walks and water fun. Stay tuned for updated dates and times for 2026!
Additionally, we plan to host many of the same events in our Summer/Fall Garden Series as last year, as seen below, including foraging walks and water fun. Stay tuned for updated dates and times for 2026!
Come join us in the Children's Garden!
Come join us in the Children's Garden!
History of the Children's Garden
A perennial garden was planted in the Spring of 2024 and included a variety of fruits and vegetables that kids love, including fruit trees (Cherry, Peach, Plum, and Pear), raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, currants, gooseberries, honeyberries, grapes, ground cherries, asparagus, peas, garlic, sweet potatoes, winter squash, tomatoes, sweet peppers, and more!
In our first growing season we piloted programming with Imagine Academy and a local homeschooling group. In 2025 we expanded programming to include Stoughton Parks and Recreation offerings. Our programming is rooted in the belief that gardening can transform individuals and society for the betterment of all. Gardening teaches kids where their food comes from and promotes healthy eating habits. It gives kids the opportunity to practice responsibility, leadership, and teamwork.
Click here to join our Facebook page and follow the growth of the Children’s Garden and for important updates throughout the growing season! Additionally, we are always looking for volunteers with all levels of experience and interest. If you are interested in supporting our Hope Grows program, please fill out this Form.
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