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Saturday July 5, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Sunday July 6, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Monday July 7, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Tuesday July 8, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Wednesday July 9, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Thursday July 10, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Friday July 11, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Saturday July 12, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Sunday July 13, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Monday July 14, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Tuesday July 15, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Wednesday July 16, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Thursday July 17, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Friday July 18, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Saturday July 19, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Sunday July 20, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Monday July 21, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Tuesday July 22, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Wednesday July 23, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Thursday July 24, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Friday July 25, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Saturday July 26, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Sunday July 27, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Monday July 28, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Tuesday July 29, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Wednesday July 30, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Thursday July 31, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Friday August 1, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Saturday August 2, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Sunday August 3, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Monday August 4, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season
 
Tuesday August 5, 2025
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM    Community Gardens 2025 - Community Garden 2025
Community Garden: 2025 Season upon assignment of a garden plot, Dan McGrath, Wakefield Recreation Director, will meet with gardeners to review rules and expectations. At any point, gardeners can direct questions and concerns to Dan McGrath at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us or 781.246.6389. Application process. Managed by Wakefield’s Recreation Department, the garden will feature over 40 4’ x 8’ individual plots in J.J. Round Park on Main Street. The space will include rain barrels, direct water access, compost bins, and an equipment shed. Plot applications will be accepted from a maximum of two adults per household. Submissions must be received by 11:59PM on March 31st.Should applications exceed the number of available plots, Wakefield Recreation will hold a lottery drawing on April 4th. All applicants will be also be notified directly.Applicants must be a resident of Wakefield, leader of a non-profit organization based in Wakefield, or leader of a business operating in Wakefield.A $50 per-plot permit fee will be payable upon notification that one has received a plot assignment. If an individual wishes to request a waiver of the permit fee due to financial concerns, he or she can contact Dan McGrath, Recreation Director, at (781) 246-6389 or by email at dmcgrath@wakefield.ma.us. Garden Rules and Regulations Weather permitting, the garden will formally open on April 15th  Permits are valid from April 15th to October 31st and must be renewed annually The garden is open from 8 a.m. to dusk, 7 days a week Abandoned and overgrown plots will be reassigned Only annuals can be planted; no cannabis can be grown Furniture, including chairs, may not be left at plots The following are prohibited on the premises: Herbicides and pesticides Trespassing on others’ plots On-site sale of produce Individual fencing Smoking and vaping Permit holders are responsible for: Supervising children brought on site Leashing and controlling dogs brought on site Removing litter and debris after each use Clearing plot of all stakes and non-vegetative matter at the end of the season