Located on the former farm site of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, the Living Earth Garden provide a beautiful organic space where neighbors and family can gather, grow food, and nurture a self-sufficient empowered community. We are proud to bring immigrants and long-time residents together on common ground.

In 2021, Living Earth Center took over the management of the Blue Earth County Community Farm in partnership with Blue Earth County.

Living Earth Center provides opportunities where minds can be opened, ideas can be shared, and growth can take place through series of workshops, events, and conferences offered throughout the year. Honoring all spiritual traditions and paths, Living Earth Center also holds gatherings to honor seasonal transitions with ritual and reflection.

Seeking systemic change on a local, state, national and global level, Living Earth Center networks, collaborates and cross-pollinates with other organizations in solidarity with issues of sustainability and equality. Living Earth Center contributes to an advocacy alert network to inform stakeholders and encourage action to change public policy to reflect a sustainable, equitable future for all.

Living Earth Center provides a lending library of books, videos, and DVD’s on subjects ranging from earth spirituality to organic gardening and food preservation. Canning and food preservation equipment can also be rented free of charge.

Living Earth Center’s Community Garden and a three season restored historic barn provide a relaxing space available for meetings, presentations and workshops. If you are interested in renting out the barn space for a gathering or meeting, please call 507-389-4272 or email info@livingearthcentermn.org.