The Greenhouse Project

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Website http://www.scrantongreenhouse.org

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  • FULL – Learn to Play Pickleball (Evening Sessions)

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    Birchwood Tennis & Fitness Club 105 Edella Road, Clarks Summit, PA, United States

    at Birchwood Tennis & Fitness Club THIS CLASS IS NO LONGER TAKING REGISTRATIONS THANK YOU FOR YOUR RESPONSE! 4 Consecutive Wednesday Evenings  (5:00 to 6:00 pm) April 8 - 29, 2026 HEARD ABOUT PICKLEBALL & WANT TO TRY? Pickleball is a paddleball sport combining elements of badminton, table tennis, and tennis. Now you can learn […]

  • OAOA Guided Art Walk!

    First Friday in May - Downtown Scranton Open to All, but Free for OAOA Members Friday May 1, 2026.   (5:00 - 7:00 pm) Enjoy Art, Mix & Mingle, Learn! Join Greenhouse friends for a night a stroll of the galleries and venues of 'First Friday Scranton' with The Greenhouse Project and fellow OAOA members! Join […]

  • All About Strawberries!

    200 Arthur Avenue, Scranton PA 18510 200 Arthur Ave., Scranton, PA, United States

    with 4-H and the Penn State Master Gardeners at The Greenhouse Project Thursday, May 14, 2026 (6:30 pm) Join the 4-H of Lackawanna County and the Penn State Master Gardeners as we explore spring's sweet gift - Strawberries! Best Practices &  Topics covered in this talk and demo include: Plant habits & needs. Recommended varieties. […]

  • Guided Nature Walk

    With Naturalist: Jane Frye Wednesday, May 20, 2026 10:00 am Walks begin promptly at 10 am, so please arrive early! Sorry, no pets allowed on these walks. BLAKELY BOROUGH REC. COMPLEX  (Old Mellow Park, Pecksville, PA) Natural surface, streamside trail. 2 miles easy.  “Spring Blooms along the River” Explore riverine species and enjoy the rapids […]

  • Guided Nature Walk

    With Naturalist: Jane Frye Saturday, June 13, 2026 10:00 am Walks begin promptly at 10 am, so please arrive early! Sorry, no pets allowed on these walks. LAKE SCRANTON, Scranton PA “Mountain Laurel at its Peak” Easy walk, 2 miles. Built over 100 years ago, Lake Scranton has been a main recreational feature in the […]