Everything you need to know about visiting the GRuB Farm.
Parking:
Parking at GRuB is limited and our aim is to minimize the impact on our neighborhood. When visiting us, please first consider:
- Bus – GRuB is right on the Intercity Transit bus line – Route 41 stops just across on Division
- Walk - It’s a lovely walk up West Bay from downtown when the weather cooperates! (45 minutes-1 hour)
- Bike – our bike rack has plenty of spots available
- Carpool!
For those driving to GRuB, please park:
- In the gravel lot to the east of our house on Elliott Ave.
- On the east side only of Bing Ct. directly alongside the GRuB Farmhouse – please do not park past the edge of GRuB’s property and please keep the gutters clear to allow proper drainage. Available parking is marked by signs and traffic cones.
- Across Division on 20th Ave. – there is plenty of street parking available within easy walking distance.
- ADA PARKING – please use the parking pad on the south side of the GRuB Farmhouse (1-2 spots)
Accessibility:
GRuB strives to provide an environment that invites everyone to participate, and we will do our best to honor accessibility for visitors. We have the following available
- One accessible parking space at the entrance to our building
- Ramps on both the front and back of the FarmHouse
- ADA restroom
- All-terrain manual wheelchair
- Seating options: we mainly use metal and plastic folding chairs and wooden benches and picnic tables with no back outdoors. We have other chairs available upon request
- Language options: The language primarily spoken at GRuB is English. If you require materials or programming in another language, please reach out and we will do our best to provide or connect you with resources.
- Scent free facility: we use fragrance free products at GRuB and ask that others refrain from using fragrance on-site
- Please reach out to info@goodgrub.org if you have any questions or requests
Health Guidelines: You can find GRuB’s most up to date Health Guidelines by clicking HERE
Companion Animals:
When coming to a public GRuB event, please leave your companion animal at home. If you are coming to a private event and would like to request to bring your companion animal, please review and sign our Companion Animal Waiver form and submit to your GRuB contact. Service animals are welcome on site. Please let your GRuB contact know or email info@goodgrub.org if you will be bringing an animal on-site.
Drug-free environment:
GRuB is committed to fostering the well-being, health, and safety of our community, and maintains a campus environment that is free from alcohol, tobacco/nicotine, marijuana, and illegal drugs, including prescription drugs not being used for prescribed purposes. Infrequently, we hold 21+ events that include alcohol (in compliance with a special events liquor license). These events are always advertised as such.
Violence:
GRuB seeks to be welcoming and open to the community and is committed to providing as safe and violence-free an environment as possible. Violent behavior impacts the health and wellbeing of our community, and will be taken seriously and addressed.
What is considered violence by GRuB?
Violence may be verbal, physical, or virtual, and includes:
- Threats of any kind, including threatening imagery
- Behavior that is aggressive, intimidating, or threatening and intended to make others feel afraid, including bullying
- Behaviors that suggest violence is likely, such as belligerent speech, sabotage, or threats of damage to property
- Defacing or causing physical damage to GRuB property or to personal property while participating in GRuB activities
- Bringing weapons or firearms of any kind on GRuB’s premises or while conducting GRuB-related business
- Use of tools (such as knives or farm implements) as a weapon
Clothing Guidelines:
At GRuB we encourage our staff, volunteers, interns and program participants to honor their personal expression in their clothing and non-clothing items (such as accessories or visible tattoos) while at the same time contributing to a community environment that is mission-aligned and attends to safety for all.
Please do not wear clothing with imagery or language that references violence, weapons, drugs, alcohol, or stereotypes. If you’ll be spending time on the farm, please wear clothing suitable for the weather conditions and the reason for your visit.
Safety:
We have first aid kits and fire extinguishers on-site. The main first aid kit is in the ADA restroom downstairs in the Farmhouse. If you are injured at GRuB, please let a GRuB staff member know immediately. If you experience an emergency at GRuB, please call 911 first.
