Campus gardens

Hall Building, 7th floor (temporary space)

A welcoming, organic green space that fosters community by providing experiential learning opportunities within a year-round growing environment.

Visual Arts (VA) Building courtyard

Youth-focused urban agriculture site where program participants grow food, build skills and engage in hands-on learning and community activities.

Beside the Future Buildings Laboratory (SH Building)

Medicinal herb garden and food forest offering hands-on learning in cultivation, harvesting and preparation of plant-based remedies while supporting urban biodiversity and community wellness.

Volunteer opportunities coming soon.

Terrace of the Communication Studies and Journalism (CJ) Building. In front of the Hive Loyola.

Rooftop terrace garden that brings native perennials and food crops to an underused site, supporting pollinators and contributing to campus biodiversity and the circular food system at Concordia.

Volunteer opportunities coming soon.

Behind the Psychology (PS) Building

Pollinator gardens featuring native and naturalized perennial plants that provide essential food and habitat for local species, serving as a base for citizen science, learning, and engagement.

Volunteer opportunities coming soon.

Behind the Terrebonne (TA) Building

Urban farm operated by a solidarity cooperative that produces food while supporting community partners, and strengthens local food sovereignty through volunteer opportunities, training and accessible markets.

Volunteer opportunities coming soon.

Behind the Hingston Hall (HB) Building

Urban agriculture enterprise growing culturally diverse crops and seedlings using ecological methods, with a focus on seed saving, climate adaptation and improving food access through education and community markets.

Volunteer opportunities coming soon.

In front of the Hingston Hall (HA) Building

Intergenerational raised-bed garden uniting students, older adults and community members to grow food for local programs, share knowledge and foster inclusion, care and community resilience.

Beside the Terrebonne (TA) Building
On the corner of Terrebonne St.

Polyculture garden cultivating diverse herbs and vegetables to supply fresh organic produce while welcoming volunteers and fostering shared stewardship, learning and inclusive community gathering.

Volunteer opportunities coming soon.

Behind the Terrebonne (TA) Building

Community farm centered on Black Indigenous healing and Afro-Indigenous agricultural practices, growing and freely distributing food while nurturing cultural knowledge, land connection and collective care.

Volunteer opportunities coming soon.