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Screening of : Edible City- Grow the Revolution
Date:
Thursday, July 03, 2014
Time:
6:30 PM
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9:00 PM
Event Type:
Screening
Organizer/Author:
Location Details:
Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists’ Hall
1924 Cedar (@Bonita), Berkeley http://www.bfuu.org
1924 Cedar (@Bonita), Berkeley http://www.bfuu.org
Meet, greet, and share locally grown snacks at 6:30. Our featured film Edible City-Grow the Revolution will take us to nearby farms like the Gil Tract, Green Faerie Farm, and City Slicker Farms where we meet some of the pioneers in the Bay Area's sustainable food movement. Learning from their experiences we can see the possibilities of growing our food very close to home and loving it.
Our special guest speaker will be Wanda Stewart, who has been working with neighbors building community and economic resilience while raising impressive crops on a small city lot. We think you'll be inspired by the ways she's brought people together at Obsidian Farm to improve their lives by cooperating, trading and sharing skills. After the film we'll talk with Wanda about how we might replicate this model of a new way of living in an urban environment.
For more info: info [at] transitionberkeley.com
website: http://www.transitionberkeley.com
This event is cosponsored by Transition Berkeley, Obsidian Farm and BFUU's Social Justice Ctee.
Suggested donation $5-$10. No one turned away.
Wheelchair accessible.
For occasional email notices of peace/eco/social justice alerts and related events at BFUU, send any email to:
bfuusjev-subscribe [at] lists.riseup.net
For weekly notices of BFUU services etc. go to:
http://www.bfuu.org/signup.html
Our special guest speaker will be Wanda Stewart, who has been working with neighbors building community and economic resilience while raising impressive crops on a small city lot. We think you'll be inspired by the ways she's brought people together at Obsidian Farm to improve their lives by cooperating, trading and sharing skills. After the film we'll talk with Wanda about how we might replicate this model of a new way of living in an urban environment.
For more info: info [at] transitionberkeley.com
website: http://www.transitionberkeley.com
This event is cosponsored by Transition Berkeley, Obsidian Farm and BFUU's Social Justice Ctee.
Suggested donation $5-$10. No one turned away.
Wheelchair accessible.
For occasional email notices of peace/eco/social justice alerts and related events at BFUU, send any email to:
bfuusjev-subscribe [at] lists.riseup.net
For weekly notices of BFUU services etc. go to:
http://www.bfuu.org/signup.html
For more information:
http://www.transitionberkeley.com
Added to the calendar on Fri, Jun 20, 2014 10:50PM
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