The Greenhouse Project

The Greenhouse Project A vibrant community greenhouse. As a public charity, our programs benefit education, nutrition, and local hunger projects. We operate a 3000 sq. ft.

Hosting classes, education, wellness events, growing organic food plants, supporting community Gardens, and hunger, initiatives, and flower sales in Nay Aug Park, Scranton PA. Since 2002 - growing a sustainable community through education, wholesome food, and healthy active living.The Greenhouse Project’s focus is to educate both children and adults about the relationship between the foods we eat

and our personal and public health. The Greenhouse Project promotes a food ecosystem that is healthy for both people and the environment and that promotes disease prevention through diet, movement, and active living. greenhouse in Scranton’s Nay Aug Park and three thriving community gardens. The greenhouse allows us to grow and sell plants and teach hands-on horticulture classes - all proceeds help support our mission of serving the community. www.scrantongreenhouse.org

04/30/2026

Check out all these amazing vendors! This Saturday 12-5pm at SPM

04/30/2026

Open 9-1pm every Thursday thru Sunday from now till June. Help us by commenting, liking and sharing our posts about the sale. Proceed stay in the community and all the food plants are organically grown.

If I sound tired, I am. lol. Long days here.

Open Thursday through Sunday, 9am till 1 PM. (Volunteers permitting.😍)We have organically grown starter plants: herbs, ...
04/30/2026

Open Thursday through Sunday, 9am till 1 PM. (Volunteers permitting.😍)
We have organically grown starter plants: herbs, various kale, lettuce, mustard greens, Swiss chard, broccoli, herbs, and tons of summer, loving plants like tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, etc.
Please shop local and support The Greenhouse that grows community and offers all kinds of programs and education and beautification.
And we’re selling some really gorgeous, long sleeve cotton, Nay Aug park T-shirts.
Nay Aug Park, The Scranton Times-Tribune






Big thanks to Scranton Area Community Foundation for awarding The Greenhouse Project a $2,462 Critical Needs Grant! 🌱Thi...
04/30/2026

Big thanks to Scranton Area Community Foundation for awarding The Greenhouse Project a $2,462 Critical Needs Grant! 🌱
This funding allowed us to replace our failed greenhouse watering system with a reliable new system that keeps our plants healthy and our programs growing.
Because of this support, we can continue providing hands-on education in organic gardening, food growing, sustainability, and community engagement for local students, volunteers, and families.
We’re grateful for this investment in our mission and our community. 💚

All about potatoes by Gary tonight at The Greenhouse with a full crowd. Thank you.Penn State Extension Master Gardeners ...
04/28/2026

All about potatoes by Gary tonight at The Greenhouse with a full crowd. Thank you.Penn State Extension Master Gardeners in Lackawanna County

04/27/2026
Weather Succs? How about Succulent Sunday Sale at The Greenhouse Project. Buy one for $8 get one for $2..... and Add...
04/25/2026

Weather Succs? How about Succulent Sunday Sale at The Greenhouse Project. Buy one for $8 get one for $2..... and
Add $5 for the each clay pot and you have one for you and one for a gift all for $20.
Open Sunday 9am-1pm
We have five kinds of succulents.

Closing at 11am this Saturday for a special event. (open 9-11 only Sat. April 25.)
Open Sunday 9am-1pm

Open Friday and Sunday 9– 1 pm this weekend. We apologize, but we double booked Saturday are closed due to a wonderful s...
04/24/2026

Open Friday and Sunday 9– 1 pm this weekend. We apologize, but we double booked Saturday are closed due to a wonderful sold-out fundraising event at The Greenhouse. (You can sneak in between 9 and 10:30 but we will be open Sunday 9-1pm.

Call hearty veggies, such as lettuce, kale, Swiss chard, snap, peas, and sugar peas, beet, seeds, and perennial herbs, such as lemon, thyme, tarragon, rosemary, a couple types of lavender, and more coming as the weather warms up.

Support The Greenhouse that grows community and supports you!!!

Also, we have beautiful Nay Aug Park cotton, long sleeve T-shirts. Perfect for this weather and $30. Several colors.

So very honored to have Curtis Zunigha back in the homelands and such a large crowd gather to learn of history, customs...
04/20/2026

So very honored to have Curtis Zunigha back in the homelands and such a large crowd gather to learn of history, customs, food, dance and plants of the Lenape people at The Greenhouse Project where plants grow people. Community and kindness is key to our growth and connections.

Special thanks to Lackawanna County Arts & Culture Department, Lackawanna Heritage Valley National and State Heritage Area and City of Scranton.
Crafton Cultural Management.

Scranton's Nay Aug Park unveiled a new sign honoring Native American culture, followed by a Lenape cultural program to reconnect residents with regional roots

Curtis Zunigha at the greenhouse. “Spirit of Lenapehoking in Nay Aug Park”The The Greenhouse Project is the site of a ne...
04/19/2026

Curtis Zunigha at the greenhouse.

“Spirit of Lenapehoking in Nay Aug Park”
The The Greenhouse Project is the site of a new Interpretive Sign honoring Lenape Culture - specific to the Lenape people's longstanding relationship with the earth.
Presentation by Curtis Zunigha.

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200 Arthur Avenue
Scranton, PA
18510

Opening Hours

Thursday 9am - 1pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm
Sunday 9:30am - 1pm

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Connecting Food to Health

The Greenhouse Project’s focus is to educate both children and adults about the relationship between the foods we eat and our personal and public health. The Greenhouse Project promotes a food ecosystem that is healthy for people, the environment and animals, and promotes disease prevention through diet, movement and active living. As a public charity, our programs benefit education, wellness, nutrition, and local hunger projects. Additionally, we operate a 3000 sq. ft. greenhouse in Scranton’s Nay Aug Park and three thriving community gardens. The greenhouse allows us to teach hands-on gardening & horticulture classes while we grow and sell plants and to help support our mission. The James Barrett McNulty Greenhouse is also used weekly with our yoga, tai chi, creative gardening and other classes as well as school educational tours. Hours are seasonal and depending upon volunteers and staffing. Check our events on our website: ScrantonGreenhouse.org or Facebook.