> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.creativeconnector.art/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # What’s the story of a garden? - URL: https://www.creativeconnector.art/whats-the-story-of-a-garden/ - Published: 2024-06-12T12:01:49.000Z - Updated: 2024-06-12T12:01:49.000Z - Description: Described Toronto seeks out these answers in a new audio storytelling project and you're invited to join them! - Author: Creative Connector - Tags: Blog, Culture What does a garden look like? What does a park look like? What’s the story of a garden? Described Toronto seeks out these answers in a new audio storytelling project and you're invited to join them! Through interviews with community gardeners, audio description of the park and garden, a live presentation with native plant expert Lorraine Johnson, and an in-person guided walk, Described Toronto invites you in – from wherever you are in the world. Two events in the garden as well as audio clips released online throughout the summer will welcome attendees, both in-person and virtual, to experience the fascinating world of native plants and be inspired by the hope that is cultivated when natural habitats are restored. On **Thursday, June 20 @ 6:30pm ET**, you can attend a live presentation in and around the Hopewell Community Pollinator Garden, with live audio description embedded in the talk. For more information, click the link below! [Hopewell Garden Audio Story – Arts In The Parks

What does a garden look like? What does a park look like? What’s the story of a garden? Come along as Described Toronto seeks out the answers in a new…

\\n![](https://artsintheparksto.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/aitp_favicon.png)Arts In The Parks![](https://artsintheparksto.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_0139.jpeg)](https://artsintheparksto.org/event/hopewell-garden-audio-story/2024-06-20/?ref=creativeconnector.art) **Accessibility** Both in-person events will include ASL interpretation, vocal amplification, and embedded audio description. The sidewalk leading to the garden is wheelchair accessible. There are a few benches available nearby for seating but attendees are advised to bring a portable chair or blanket if they require seating for the in-person events. The guided walk will include additional audio description and a limited number of sighted guides. Attendees who wish to have a sighted guide available are asked to contact us in advance by emailing Christine: [christine.malec@gmail.com](mailto:christine.malec@gmail.com). --- ### Thank you for being here. 💚 *The Disability Daily-ish* delivers Disability arts ephemera and Crip news in bite-sized nuggets to enjoy with your morning coffee. Consider upgrading to a paid plan to help keep this going! We'll send you extra goodies and love along the way. [Upgrade to Paid](https://www.creativeconnector.art/membership/) If you don't like getting daily emails from us, no hurt feelings, you can opt-out by scrolling to the bottom and clicking "manage subscription." --- ###