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PAL's Edible After-School Yard
This garden program was formed in July 2011, with the intention of  giving youths access to an all-encompassing gardening program.  The program covers preparing soil, composting, planting seeds, maintenance, harvesting and cooking and/or donating the harvested goods.
The PAL Youth Center offers an After-School and Summer Camp Programs 
We pride ourselves on offering a safe, healthy environment for youths to grow and develop into productive community stewards.

Below are images and descriptions of some of the youth programs and activities we offer. Please check the 
Upcoming Events & Activities page for more information on PAL Happenings.

NOTICE: PAL YOUTH CENTER WILL HAVE REDUCED HOURS FOR FALL 2012.  THE CENTER IS ONLY OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ON MONDAY AND FRIDAY DURING OUT-OF-SCHOOL HOURS.
The area of PAL property prior to tilling and creating the PAL youth garden
June 2011
Garden after initial planting by youths
July 2011
PAL & Children's Culinary Academy Youths Planting the first seeds and plants in the PAL Edible After-School Yard.
July 2011
More Garden Program photos coming soon! 
Over the summer & recently many changes have come about.  The CCA Youths created a birdbath from terracotta pots, the PAL youths painted a large picnic table, trellis from recycled materials and have finished one of three painted garden murals.  The garden continues to develop, thank you to those individuals and community organizations and businesses that have donated your time, resources & materials for this unique youth enrichment program.
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Arts & Crafts
PAL Youths painting the first of three garden murals
September 2011

Cooking Lessons

Field Trips