Generation X Cultural Garden

The Generation X Cultural Garden, located in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, is a community garden that was founded in 1971. The garden features Geoblock paving for all-ability access, a masonry retaining wall for additional planting areas, and a mini urban orchard with nectarine, pear, peach, and apple trees. The garden also hosts cultural programming related to the Latino community and collaborates with Greenmarket farmers, Youthmarket displays, and TAiNO arts and crafts.

Supported by NYC Parks GreenThumb, the Generation X Cultural Garden is a beloved space that promotes sustainability and healthy eating. It has received funding from the Disney Foundation and has engaged thousands of local school children through educational activities and volunteer efforts from organizations like Pace University and Pfizer.

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