The Sheridan Triangle Garden is a community garden that began 10 years ago as an abandoned plot of land and has grown to a thriving garden complete with blooming perennial beds, native plants and shrubs, and stone paths.

Located in the 46th ward within the City of Chicago at the intersection of Inner Lake Shore Drive and Sheridan Road, the garden provides a sense of community for the urban gardener, and all of the Residents who live in the Lakeview neighborhood. This beautification effort strives to use eco-friendly and “green” gardening and water conservation processes.

The Sheridan Triangle Garden depends on and uses all monetary donations for new plantings, and the maintenance and replacement of needed gardening equipment and tools. A volunteer board provides guidance, support and resources to volunteers with a passion to transform outdoor space and be part of Chicago’s vibrant gardening movement.

Mission Statement

The Sheridan Triangle Garden will be a welcoming outdoor community that brings neighbors together; providing needed resources towards sustainable gardening and the sharing of ideas and learning centered engagement in a range of garden-related skills and knowledge.