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Our Fall Film Fundraiser partnered with The World In A Garden

Join FarmFolk CityFolk and The World In A Garden for a thoughtful event featuring the film The Apple Pushers. Tickets include film, food, drink, community, speakers and our fabulous gift bags.

For more information on this event and updates on special features please visit our Facebook Farm to Cart event page.

Thursday, November 1st, 2012
Doors 7pm (Event runs 7pm to 9:30pm)
Ridge Theatre, 3131 Arbutus Street, Vancouver

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  • Project Corndog

    An Extremely Local Dinner Theatre Event

    How close can you get to your food? Come and spend a summer evening on a local organic farm diving into a delicious piece of site, sound and taste specific theatre. Follow the story through planted fields and fruit orchards, as Georgia, an organic farmer, and her scientist daughter Freidi struggle to save their family farm from an over the fence GMO attack and find love in unexpected places. The evening finishes with guests, farmers and actors sitting down to an open air organic meal grown on the very land we've just explored.

    Fraser Common Farm in Aldergrove

    August 24, 25 & 26
    5 – 8:30pm

    • Organic dinner prepared by Seasonal 56 and paired with Lotusland Vineyards wines
    • Limited seating. Advance Tickets Only – $50
    • Contact: Tallulah at admin@farmfolkcityfolk.ca
      of call 604-730-0450

     

    BC Food Systems Network Gathering – 2012

    This is the Network’s 14th Annual Conference, held this year on Gambier Island, from July 5th – July 8th, 2012

    This annual Gathering is the premier food security event in the province and gives participants the opportunity to learn about current initiatives, build and strengthen alliances, and collectively advance our understanding of food policy issues. The Gathering is held in a different community each year, giving people in various regions the opportunity to increase skills and share information.

    This year's theme is Reclaiming our Food Systems: Policy and Practice. We will showcase creative projects that reclaim elements of the system, and develop focused strategies for influencing the direction of food policy.

    The Conference will blend scheduled workshops, presentations and activities with unstructured time and space to encourage informal sharing, socializing or quiet contemplation. The Network supports grassroots food-security organizations and the exchange of best practices in community-based projects that build individual, community and family food security. The Network includes organic farmers, backyard growers, food activists, health promoters, Indigenous peoples, academics, researchers, food and agriculture policy-makers, educators and local and provincial decision-makers.

    Support Youth to attend B.C. Food Systems Network Conference!

    FarmFolk CityFolk, Young Agrarians and the BC Food Systems Network are collaborating to raise money to support young food producers to attend this year's Gathering.

    Young food growers often have limited financial resources and are unable to attend the Conference unless sponsored.  Less than 5% of BC's food producers are 34 and under, with over 50% 59 and up.  Food production is labour and resource intensive and it is often difficult for young people to sustain themselves. Our focus is to support the next generation of food producers to build relationships and connections to resources that will support them to grow food and thrive.

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    FarmFolk CityFolk will provide charitable tax receipts for all donations made.

    Young Agrarians: http://youngagrarians.org/
    BC Food System Network: http://fooddemocracy.org/

    2012 Seed Gathering

     

    FarmFolk CityFolk and Kwantlen Polytechnic University
    are proud to sponsor the first

    BC Seeds Gathering

    November 9-11, 2012

    Kwantlen University
    Richmond Campus
    8771 Lansdowne Road, Richmond, BC

    A provincial gathering of seed growers, community leaders, and farmers from across BC.

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