Convert our 8 inches of yearly rainfall into thousands of gallons of water to nourish your plants

The Valley gets about 8 inches of rainfall per year – but do you know how many potential gallons of harvested rainwater that translates to? We’ll show how you can harvest thousands of gallons of water each year at your own home to use less water from the city and save on your water bill. Then, we’ll use your new water budget to match up your harvested water to native plants, desert trees, and even citrus trees you can grow in your yard.

• $20 registration fee includes project folder and materials, a fresh smoothie from 24 Carrots, and a rain gauge at the first session you attend.
• $90 includes registration + materials for all 6 sessions, a smoothie at each session, and 1 rain gauge.

Presentation begins at 6:30pm, but you are invited to join us for dinner from 5:30 – 6:30pm. Meal is not included in registration fee. You can view the 24 Carrots menu here.

The Valley gets about 8 inches of rainfall per year—but do you know how many potential gallons of harvested rainwater that translates to? We’ll show how you can harvest thousands of gallons of water each year at your own home to use less water from the city and save on your water bill. Then, we’ll use your new water budget to match up your harvested water to native plants, desert trees, and even citrus trees you can grow in your yard.

Hydrate project: Water budget and action plan for your home