Garden Club (NEW!)

Garden Club (NEW!)

Annual Club | Available (Membership Required)

ICL Building 658 E 200 S -, --   United States
Garden behind office
Fall meetings are monthly at 6pm on 9/28, 10/19 & 11/16
Monday, September 28, 2026-Monday, March 29, 2027
6:00 PM-7:00 PM MDT on Mon
04/01/2027

Garden Club (NEW!)

Annual Club | Available (Membership Required)

ICL’s NEW Garden Club will meet monthly this Fall at 6pm on 9/28, 10/19 & 11/16.

We will meet in the garden behind the ICL office at 658 E 200 S. It's a peaceful area with several large, raised garden beds.

We’re excited to welcome the new club’s leader, Dr. Bryan Stevens, who is an instructor in the Biology Department at Utah Tech and also leads the UT Student Garden Club.

The direction of the new ICL Garden Club will be determined by its members and we want to hear your ideas of how you want this club to grow (pun intended). So, please join us for the kick-off meeting on Sept. 28, where we’ll plan monthly activities and projects for the coming year. Bring a lawn chair, water bottle, and a treat to share with the group.

Come on out on Sept. 28th so we can meet each other, relax, have some refreshments, and plan projects. You will be a founding member of the new ICL Garden Club!

You must register here for the club to receive email notifications of activities and special events.

Fall Schedule

Monday, Sept. 28 at 6pm - Club kick-off (bring lawn chair, water bottle & a treat to share)

Monday, Oct. 19 at 6pm - TBD (we will update this once it's planned)

Monday, Nov. 16 at 6pm - TBD (we will update this once it's planned)

Stevens, Bryan
Bryan Stevens

Dr. Bryan Stevens is an adjunct instructor in the Biology Department at Utah Tech and Director of the Andrew H. Barnum Museum of Natural History. He holds a PhD in Entomology with an emphasis on Pest Control. Bryan has served as the Utah Tech student garden club advisor for 8+ years.

Bryan grew up in Wyoming loving nature. His grandma had an amazing garden, and he learned to "love" it even more during the summers when he had to work in the garden. His wife of 30 plus years is an educator as well, and he has 3 grown children and 1 grandchild.