Wild Ones is thrilled to share this upcoming free webinar as part of the 2026 Less Lawn More Life Challenge. Join Lorraine Johnson for a practical conversation on navigating HOA rules, addressing neighbor concerns, and fostering community conversations about native plant gardening and ecological landscapes.
The J. David Foell Public Works Center at 210 Shafor Boulevard is open on the first Saturday of every month from 8 am to noon. All Oakwood residents may drop off yard debris and household items such as old furniture, appliances (freon removed), etc., Grass clippings, tires, weekly household trash and hazardous materials will not […]
The Native Plant & Artisan Sale is a highlight of the Midwest Native Plant Conference weekend! This sale is held on the Saturday of the conference from 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM and is free and open to the public by registration. This special event boasts an impressive lineup of vendors, sponsors, and exhibitors, showcasing […]
This luncheon explores the systems, behaviors, and assumptions we’ve learned to accept—and what happens when we begin to question them. Event sponsors – Sinclair Community College/City of Dayton / LPA/AIA Dayton/Build Your Green, LLC/WFD (Waste Free Dayton) Communities are shaped by the conditions they come to accept as “normal.” Over time, gradual environmental degradation, inequitable […]
This event is hosted by the Wright Memorial Public Library, in partnership with Green Oakwood. Free to attend and no registration is necessary. Master Gardener, Brooke Medlin, will show attendees how to collect seeds to store overwinter. A portion of this program will be held outdoors. Brooke Medlin is a garden consultant and designer, and […]
GO LOW will be at the Ice Cream Social again, with volunteers who will be helping to sort recyclables, and accompanied by Waste-Free Dayton, which is funding removal of all compostables.
Green Oakwood meets monthly to give high level briefs to attendees on the status of the organization and current activities, and to gather volunteer support and suggestions from the public for potential activities in the future. Before the beginning, and after the end of the structured part of most meetings, there will be an opportunity […]
Join us for food, drinks and conversations about sustainability and more at the Three Birds.
Green Oakwood meets monthly to give high level briefs to attendees on the status of the organization and current activities, and to gather volunteer support and suggestions from the public for potential activities in the future. Before the beginning, and after the end of the structured part of most meetings, there will be an opportunity […]
The event will be held at the Mack Hummon Stadium parking lot on E. Schantz Ave. Come visit us at the Green Oakwood info table.