Located at 50 Goodwin Place, a quiet street a block away from Broadway, Good Life Garden is a 13,000-square-foot public garden open April to December that offers arts, culture, and education programming and addresses the socioeconomic needs of the community. Spearheaded by Good Life Garden Executive Director Kofi Thomas, the former derelict park was reclaimed, cleaned up, and cleared out in October 2017.
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Abandoned Park Space Transformed Into Thriving Urban Learning Garden
After years of neglect and abuse, locals and community volunteers of Goodwin Place have come together and transformed a derelict Bushwick park space into the Good Life Garden.
Abandoned Park Space Transformed Into Thriving Urban Learning Garden
After years of neglect and abuse, locals and community volunteers of Goodwin Place have come together and transformed a derelict Bushwick park space into the Good Life Garden.
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