A morning of dirty hands, good food and new thoughts. We Tend To Grow is a collaboration between Grow Local Colorado, Slow Food Denver and you. Our hope is, we’ll all leave nourished, enriched and a little closer to our food, our communities and each other. Deep in the soil, the root of a plant […]
This is our biggest and best potluck supper of the year. It’s also the time when you can “meet the candidates” for Slow Food East End’s board and learn more about our events, educational programs and goals for the future. Most of all, it’s FUN! The Annual Meeting is free and open to all. Unlike […]
Join us at Larimer Uprooted, the new rooftop farm at Larimer Square, to celebrate our Slow Food community! In alignment with Slow Food’s September membership drive, we’ll take an informational tour the farm, enjoy slow food-inspired drinks and small bites, meet like-minded Slow Foodies in the community, and learn what it means to be a […]
Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST), Patagonia Palo Alto, Kitchen Table Advisors, Slow Food South Bay and Hidden Villa are pleased to invite to you the free screening in San Jose of The Biggest Little Farm, a film that chronicles the eight-year quest of John and Molly Chester as they trade city living for 200 acres of barren farmland and a dream to harvest in harmony […]
Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST), Patagonia Palo Alto, Kitchen Table Advisors, Slow Food South Bay and Hidden Villa are pleased to invite to you the free screening in San Jose of The Biggest Little Farm, a film that chronicles the eight-year quest of John and Molly Chester as they trade city living for 200 acres of barren farmland and a dream to harvest in harmony […]
For the ninth consecutive year, Project New Village holds its annual Fannie Lou Hamer Legacy Celebration, honoring the life, legacy and lessons of this uncompromising human rights leader and food justice pioneer. This event as in previous years celebrates the intersection of farming, health, activism, art, and education. Standing of the shoulders of Mrs. Hamer, […]
Did you know that there is a thriving school garden program at many DC public schools? Join us for a leisurely bicycle tour of three wonderful school gardens in Anacostia and Southwest, followed by an informal happy hour. The school garden bike tour is co-sponsored by the District of Columbia Office of the State Superintendent of […]
Slow Food DC is thrilled to participate in the UN Food and Agriculture Organization's celebration of World Food Day! To mark the occasion, we're sending out a call to students for their best artwork for the World Food Day Poster Contest — open to kids aged 5-19. Students can create a poster that illustrates their […]
The public is welcome to meet local farmers and food artisans, stock up on the best of local, sustainably-produced foods and support school and community vegetable gardens in low- income areas of northern NJ with a suggested $3 donation at the door.
This indoor market is an opportunity to meet local farmers and food artisans and to stock up on the best of local, sustainably produced foods while supporting the growth of school and community vegetable gardens in low-income areas of northern New Jersey. This market features more than 20 local farmers and food makers.
Celebrate winter with good food, hot drinks, and outdoor fun at Burlington's Intervale Center! Free ski and snowshoe demos, fat bike demos, a bonfire and other outdoor activities, and hot chocolate to keep warm (thanks to our friends at Lake Champlain Chocolates and local milk producers). Proceeds benefit Slow Food Vermont's programs and scholarships for […]
Get your ladles ready for Soup's On 2020! Soup's On is a soup cooking competition (home cooks and professionals alike are invited to submit a soup), with first, second and third place selected by a panel of judges. Attendees sample all of the soups and select their favorite to be crowned the People's Choice winner. […]
A potluck, seed swap and discussion hosted by Slow Food Tennessee Valley and Ijams Nature Center. Tennessee State Apiarist Mike Studer will speak about the local bee populations in our state, what environmental issues they face here in East Tennessee and what is being done about it.
World Disco Soup Day is the Slow Food Youth Network's largest event, a massive party around the world where young activists come together to turn allegedly food waste into delicious meals! This is a chance to cook, eat, and dance together — showing the fun way to save food, while thinking seriously about the global […]
This indoor market is an opportunity to meet local farmers and food artisans. Stock up on the best of local, sustainably produced foods while supporting the growth of school and community vegetable gardens in low-income areas of northern New Jersey. It features more than 20 local farmers and food makers. Masks are obligatory for all […]
A fundraiser for Slow Food St. Louis and World Central Kitchen A bake sale to help local farmers and Ukrainian refugees
Please join us on June 10 at the Botanical Tea Room in Augusta, MO as we celebrate our passion for pollinators and the season of all things fresh and green. It's our chapter's inaugural event of the season. Your ticket will include an afternoon of grazing on delectable dishes created by local chefs utilizing a […]
Once again we are excited to share this partnership and the opportunity to join with the Missouri Botanical Garden's Shaw Nature Reserve staff for an evening of delicious food and conviviality. The Slow the Fork Down - Taco Bar and Nature Hike is Sun., Aug. 20, 2023, starting at 5 p.m. on the scenic grounds of the Dana Brown Overnight […]
On Feb. 11, 2024, Slow Food Northern NJ celebrates good, clean and fair food for all at The Woodland (60 Woodland Road, Maplewood, NJ). From 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., the public is welcome to meet local farmers and food artisans and to stock up on the best of local, sustainably-produced foods. It is also […]
