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2026 Healthy Yards Plant, Rain Barrel and Composter Guide
Through the City's Healthy Yards Program, each spring residents can purchase a variety of native trees, shrubs, perennial flowers and eco-friendly products such as, rain barrels and backyard composters.
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Discover May and June Library Programs
Get ready for new and exciting programs happening in May and Juneat the four Richmond Hill libraries.
Registration opens on Friday, April 10 at 9:30 a.m.Some programs fill up fast!
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Project Blaze - Campaign to inspires female high school students to explore careers in fire services
Female‑identifying high school students in Richmond Hill are invited to experience what it’s really like to work in fire and emergency services as Project Blaze returns for its 5th year!
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Tree of the Month: Spicebush (Lindera benzoin)
Spicebush is a fragrant, native understory shrub valued for its seasonal interest and wildlife benefits.
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Foundational Science Classes offered by the Net Zero Committee
Esther Collier, a retired elementary school science teacher, and co-founder of the local Net Zero Committee is offering these free classes. She would like us to be making better decisions, particularly concerning voting, if we remembered our scie
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Be part of "Clean Up, Green Up Weeks"!
You can help give Richmond Hill a spring cleaning during Clean Up, Green Up Weeks!
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Summer Company - Applications Due May 13th
Know of a full-time student aged 15-29 that wants help to fund and run their own business?
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Meditation & the Art of Letting Go
Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go?
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