_Chelsea Senior Center Garden Project:_ We would truly like the garden to be an intergenerational space open, welcoming and accessible to all. In order to assess and address challenges to more senior participation, we met with Chelsea Senior Center staff and Latino Elders and the Massachusetts General Hospital’s (MGH) Healthy Chelsea Initiative. Collaboratively, we developed a plan to facilitate senior garden participation. It includes providing a safe means of transportation to and from the Chelsea Senior Center and Garden twice weekly, the construction of a paved walkway to safely access the elderly/handicapped beds, porta-potty, chairs and shade creation necessary to accommodate senior health issues, and garden plan designed by the seniors for the season’s cultivation. MGH will provide nutritional workshops for the seniors. There will be monthly mini documentaries produced and aired on Community Cable. There will also be photo documentation and exhibition of this project at well known community agencies such as the Collaborative. _Photo Exhibit:_ In the fall we held a well received Garden Photo Exhibit displaying gardener Melissa Shook’s work capturing the rich cultural diversity of our membership and the beauty of the garden. This sparked much interest in 2011 Garden applications. Based on its success, she has proposed an in depth photographic and video documentary project exploring the seasonal changes in the garden with an emphasis on recent immigrants' gardening stories in their own languages. A fall photo exhibit would be held. The videos would be shown on Community Cable. _Chelsea Neighborhood Developers’ (CND) Community Garden:_ Joe Rubin and Enesa Skopljak, our former and current Groundskeeper and experienced gardeners, developed a relationship with the CND gardeners by offering their novice gardeners assistance and advice in 2009. In 2010 we kept CND gardeners informed of and carpooled their members to BNAN workshops. We initiated a joint cookout with CND. We plan to make it an annual event. We will continue to carpool to BNAN workshops and to develop and strengthen our relationship with CND gardeners. _YouthBuild/Just-A-Start:_ We are so grateful to the two groups of JAS youth that helped us to rearrange, expand existing and build new garden beds over the past two years. Depending on their schedule this season, they may help us to use a donation of wooden planks to build small communal strawberry and herb beds. We will be holding a cook out for them in the Garden so that they can see the fruits of their labor, enjoy the Garden in full bloom and know that their contribution is greatly appreciated. _The ArtWalk:_ Four garden members are members of the Chelsea Artists Collaborative (CHARCOLL) which launched the Chelsea Art Walk as an annual event in 2009 “to showcase artistic expression and creative excellence from artists of all media in [Chelsea] galleries and theaters.” It is held over a weekend and shuttle buses stop at each gallery or venue highlighted. Our Garden was chosen to be 2011 ArtWalk site. We will have an “INVITATIONAL” prior to the event for artists to design and create scarecrows for exhibition in the Garden that weekend. This will bring many people to the garden that might not know about it or otherwise visit it. It will also engage the larger community in the garden. _Chelsea Community Kitchen:_ This soup kitchen and food bank operates from ROCA’s kitchen on Saturday mornings. We shared the garden’s bounty with the larger community by making weekly organic vegetable donations from our communal bed and the surplus from 3 individual beds. We plan to continue this relationship and to enlist more gardeners to commit to contributing throughout the growing season. _General Outreach to Community-At-Large:_ We will utilize the language skills of the Garden Co-Coordinators to reach out to and connect to the diversity of the larger community.