Rooted in tradition, growing for the future.
We center food sovereignty, cultural education, and community wellness—rooted in the values of T.H.E. H.I.V.E.: Truth, Humility, Empowerment; Honesty, Indigenous Values, Equity.
Explore Programs
Gardens, kitchen classes, culture & language nights, and youth pathways.
Shop the Stores
Digital curriculum on TPT and community goods on Square that fund our work.
Partners & Schools
Bring The Hive to your school or organization
Co-design hands-on learning with us—gardens and seed stewardship, kitchen teaching with Indigenous chefs, culture and language nights, and wellness programming. We listen first, build with your community, and measure impact together.
Food Sovereignty in Action
From seed to table, together
We grow, harvest, and share traditional foods while teaching land care, preservation, and seasonal cooking. Youth, families, and elders learn side-by-side—restoring knowledge, health, and belonging.
Seed to Table · Kitchen Teaching Series · Culture & Language Nights
Frequently Asked Questions
How can we join or volunteer?
The best way to stay involved is by signing up for our community newsletter and keeping an eye on our Event Calendar.
We have a consistent need for volunteers to help with our gardens, classes, and events. If you have a specific skill like translation or photography, please let us know by filling out our Volunteer Interest Form.
Do you offer curriculum for classrooms?
Yes! We have a collection of ready-to-teach lessons, activities, and resources rooted in Indigenous perspectives. They are all available on our Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT) store. We also partner with schools to provide custom professional development.
Can we book an artist, chef, or storyteller?
Absolutely. We connect our network of talented Indigenous creators with opportunities for residencies, workshops, and cultural events. Please visit our Contact Page to tell us about your goals, and we will be happy to co-design a meaningful experience with you.