Keep Growing Detroit
Agricultural service · Eastern Market ·

Keep Growing Detroit

Agricultural service · Eastern Market ·

Urban agriculture education, cooking classes, seeds, plants, produce sales

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1445 Adelaide St, Detroit, MI 48207 Get directions

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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1445 Adelaide St, Detroit, MI 48207 Get directions

+1 313 656 4769
detroitagriculture.net
@keepgrowingdetroit

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Dec 25, 2025

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Tacos Hernandez and Keep Growing Detroit to shine a spotlight on fall harvest and masa making | Eater Detroit

"This nonprofit food‑sovereignty organization operates a farm in Eastern Market that grows flint corn used for hands‑on demonstrations of nixtamalization and for community cooking projects. Staff and partners use the site to teach Indigenous growing techniques like the Three Sisters planting method and practical skills such as corn braiding, positioning the farm as a local hub for reconnecting gardeners and cooks with traditional seed stewardship and resilient food practices." - Serena Maria Daniels

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"Keep Growing Detroit, for their community-building efforts." - Warda Bouguettaya

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Where to Buy the Best Locally Made Face Masks in Detroit, According to Restaurant Workers - Eater Detroit

"Lola Gibson-Berg appreciates the masks donated by Detroit Hand Sanitizer owner Lesley DiPiazza, which she frequently uses on the farm." - Courtney Burk

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For Devita Davison, Food Has Always Been Political | Eater

"A community-focused initiative that supports urban agriculture by helping residents grow food and connecting grassroots gardeners with tools and networks, working alongside elders and food-security groups to strengthen neighborhood food systems." - Brenna Houck

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Where to Celebrate Mardi Gras in Metro Detroit - Eater Detroit

"Then sign up for one of two cooking classes: The first, hosted by Keep Growing Detroit on Thursday, February 20, focuses on Creole cuisine." - Brenna Houck

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Jesse R. Brown N.

Google
This is an excellent resource and place to get started or support for Gardening in Detroit, Hamtramck, Highland Park neighborhoods. With a low cost membership you get so much help. Check them out if you are interested in planting a garden for yourself, or your community.

Tish T.

Google
KGD is part of the Eastern Market Corp. They help Detroiters grow their own vegetables. Great goal!!

Sam K.

Google
Charged me the $15 for the membership but denied my application.

Morgan C.

Google
It has engaging events that are fun and or informative. Like learning how to make jams, the keep growing Detroit picnic had an array of naturally grown food, and during one year around the beginning of fall I had the chance to go apple picking at an apple orchard with my boyfriend at the time. Overall this place offers new experiences and educational opportunities I'd recommend to anyone!

Cindy R.

Google
A wonderful company. Provides seeds, plants, guidance for growing gardens as well as agricultural education classes, cooking classes, and a venue to sell any extra produce you may raise. Staff are positive and extremely helpful. A nice place to do volunteer work as well. They are the best!

Sean M.

Google
Can't say enough good things about KGD. One of the best nonprofit groups in Detroit.

James F.

Google
Grass roots and Community sponsored organisations with a heart and mind commitment to local food production and policy.

Rescue MI Nature N.

Google
KGD Always a pleasure to interact and learn from KGD members and Educators.
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Carolyn E.

Yelp
If you live in Detroit and are interested in learning anything about gardening, join KGD. It's WELL worth the $15 a year! So many classes, plant giveaways, discounts on trees and the Community Supported Agriculture boxes in the summer as well. Everyone is so friendly and their events are smooth. A special thank you to the volunteers who keep the organization and farm running! One of the best programs available to city residents.
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Cassandra C.

Yelp
Had a great experience volunteering, they were wonderful hosts, knowledgeable, and doing great work. I learned quite a bit.
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Christina T.

Yelp
We spent a great day with Molly helping on the farm and learning about agriculture and how to better maintain and grow our own gardens. A great facility with awesome people working hard towards a kick-ass cause: enabling people of Detroit to grow and possibly even profit from their own small gardens/farms.
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Shelley S.

Yelp
Keep Growing Detroit sponsored a healthy and tasty dessert cooking class with chef extrondiarre, Nezza Bandele from Paradise Natural Foods. Again, my reviews are based on what I get out of it, and for me this was a blockbuster! Nezza was so informative on all levels, not just her cooking moxie, but history, chemistry, heritage, traditions and the spiritual side of cooking . Her vegan desserts with a dash of kindness, pinch of patience and a spoonful of laughter were decadent and satisfying. A great night at Oakwood ave urban farm.