Workshops · Educational

Gardening with an edge: use and maintenance of garden tools

Name: Gardening with an edge: use and maintenance of garden tools
Start: 2026-09-19
End: 2026-09-19
Location: Closed Loop Park

A free community workshop focused on the proper use and maintenance of essential garden tools at the Closed Loop Park Demonstration Garden.

Sat, 19 Sep 2026 Closed Loop Park Lacey , Washington

Discover how to keep your garden tools in peak condition at this informative free workshop held at the Closed Loop Park Demonstration Garden in Lacey. Participants will learn practical techniques for cleaning, sharpening, and maintaining various gardening implements to ensure longevity and efficiency. Hosted in a beautiful two-acre garden setting, this event is perfect for both novice and experienced gardeners looking to improve their horticultural skills while connecting with the local community in Thurston County.

What to Expect

A practical, outdoor educational session focused on tool care.

Who Should Attend

Home gardeners
Tool enthusiasts
Community volunteers
Beginner gardeners
Sustainability advocates

Agenda Overview

Workshop session covering tool cleaning, sharpening, and long-term maintenance.

Venue & Address

Closed Loop Park

2420 Hogum Bay Rd NE
Lacey , Washington – 98516
United States

Organizer

WSU Thurston County Extension · Educational Institution

Provides research-based education and outreach for Thurston County residents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this event free?

Yes, this is a free community gardening workshop.

Where is the event located?

It is held at Closed Loop Park, 2420 Hogum Bay Rd NE, Lacey, WA.

Do I need to bring tools?

Please check the official WSU Thurston County Extension event page for specific requirements.

Is registration required?

It is recommended to check the WSU Extension website for registration details.

What should I wear?

As it is an outdoor workshop, comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes are recommended.

Is there parking available?

Yes, the park is located on the Thurston County Waste and Recovery Center grounds with parking access.