Our inaugural program, enBloom’s Women’s Circle, launched in Crofton, MD in the summer of 2022. Each month women gather in person for intentional connection, & community. Discussions are loosely based on topics such as S.M.A.R.T. goal setting or protective summer hairstyles. This is a safe and open space for Black women to bring their authentic selves. Children are welcome and games and activities are provided for their self-directed fun. Led by Ciara.

Training gardeners and emerging farmers to grow hyper-local food through online and in-person training through partnerships with local non-profits, community colleges, and HBCUs. enBloom Growers Market is an innovative, community-based approach that lowers barriers to entry for beginning growers, provides affordable land access, increases locally grown food, and addresses health disparities. Pilot planning began in June 2022 for a summer 2023 launch. Led by Keiron.

Living “garden classrooms” at schools where students solve real-world, farm-to-market challenges through STE(A)M. This project was fully funded by an anonymous grant-maker. Schools enBloom will be piloted at Georgetown East Elementary School in Annapolis, MD, in the fall of 2022. Led by Mike.

Practitioner in the Park is a fun and culturally affirming learning experience to expose men, women, and families to various wellness practices such as alternative medicine, mental health, bodywork/fitness, and nutrition. This program will be launching in September 2022 and is led by Shameeka.

Calling local Black artisans and makers that want to share their goods with the enBloom community! Maybe you craft hand-poured candles, herbal teas, nature-inspired jewelers, or salves and balms. Or maybe sell saved seeds or sustainability-sourced garden tools! If your products and services align with core principles and support a Community that E.A.T.S. (exposure, access, training, and sustainably) we would love to talk!