by New York Botanical Garden
The Botanical Garden's Edible Academy is a children's garden and learning center where kids and families explore how food grows through hands-on garden programs.
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1575 Bronx Park Rd, 10467, Bronx.
No. Edible Academy at NYBG is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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