Upcoming Events & Opportunities
Join us for volunteer opportunities, educational programs, community projects, and special events throughout the year. Check back regularly or subscribe to our newsletter for updates.
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Supporting safer 25 MPH neighborhood streets in Irondequoit
WBI has launched a petition asking that the town move to adopt universal 25 MPH speed limits on all town-controlled roads. We need to make our streets safer for kids, for older adults, for bikers, and for all road users, including those behind the wheel! For clarification: many major roadways and highways in town are controlled by the county or the state, but the town controls speeds for most others. The state allows towns to adopt 25 MPH speed limits on town roads, but towns must follow a number of steps first. Read more at the petition link, and sign on if you agree.
Irondequoit Electronic Recycling Events
Saturday, June 27, Sept 26, Nov 7
8 am - 12 pm
Irondequoit DPW
2629 E Ridge Road
The town’s next DPW Electronics Recycling Events is coming up on June 27th. Irondequoit residents are welcome to drop off items that Saturday from 8:00am-12:00pm at the Irondequoit DPW Facility come rain or shine.
Gardens Going Native Garden Group
Wednesday, June 17
7 pm - 8:15 pm
Irodequoit Library, rm 114
- garden get togethers
- related, fun trips
- 3 seasons of flowers
- deer resistant preferences
- learning from each other
- sharing native plants
- creating pocket gardens
CIG is giving away native plants at this event.
Recurring Events
CIG Monthly Meeting
Monthly meeting for anyone interested in the Color Your School Green network of school- or school district-based teams working to advance climate solutions.
See https://www.climategfl.org/color-your-school-green for more information).
Anyone is welcome to attend. Email brady@climategfl.org for more information.
Color Your Community Green Coordinating Meeting
Monthly coordinating meeting for Color Your Community Green teams. Usually taking place on the third Friday of the month, though occasionally on alternate dates. Email brady@climategfl.org for more information on this meeting.
Click below for more information about CYCG.
Regenerative Futures Lab
Thursday, June 11, 2026
5:30 –7:00 PM
Connected Communities Neighborhood Hub
616 N Goodman Street, Rochester, NY 14609
Virtual option available.
June Topic: What does it mean to responsibly opt-out of the extractive economy?
This gathering is a shared space for rethinking the mental models that keep climate and social issues in place. We'll explore how the extractive economy contributes to harm, and discover ways to opt out and reinvest in a regenerative future.
Everyone is welcome—no matter what shade of green you are.
Color Your School Green Monthly Meeting
Monthly meeting for anyone interested in the Color Your School Green network of school- or school district-based teams working to advance climate solutions.
See https://www.climategfl.org/color-your-school-green for more information).
Anyone is welcome to attend. Email brady@climategfl.org for more information.
Repair Cafe
The Repair Café at the South Wedge Mission is a neighborhood meeting place where anyone can bring their beloved but broken items to be repaired for free with the help of skilled volunteers from the community. It meets at 1–4 PM every 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month at the South Wedge Mission. Want to learn more? Contact Alan Kaminsky at southwedgerepaircafe@gmail.com to learn more about Repair Cafe or to share your repair skills with the South Wedge neighborhood.
Climate Citizens Lobby Monthly Meeting
Second Mondays, 6:30-8:00 PM
In person: Five Star Bank, 395 Westfall Rd, Rochester, NY 14620
Via Zoom: Watch your email for Zoom link
Join CCL for our monthly meeting on the second Monday of each month. CCL is a national, non-partisan organization focused on empowering volunteers to advocate to our government for federal climate action. Catch up on the latest climate news and find out how you can take action now!
Reconnect Rochester Smart Cycling Classes
Get the confidence and skills you need to bike around our community by taking a Smart Cycling class! In this class, students will learn the rules of the road and proper roadway position. We’ll examine safe cycling techniques and ways to make cycling easier and more enjoyable.
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