Workshops, kraut, chicken coups, music, slow roasted wild boar. And more. Follow your imagination here. You know where to find me on Thursday people.PS: great poster, no? It's by Philip Clarkphclark@gmail.com
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- Pick-A-Pepper: online source for all your fresh local produce dreams. A place connecting growers and eaters! with a great blog
- Garden for the Environment: learn how to grow food in the City, volunteers welcome every Wed & Sat. 10-4pm, 7th & Lawton
- Hayes Valley Farm, an urban agriculture project in the city, volunteer on Tues & Sundays!
- City Bees, one man, many happy bees, so many delicous flavors
- 101 Cookbooks: all about great cooking and gorgeous photos
- I'm Mad and I Eat: a favorite food blog and stunning backyard food growing
- Studio for Urban Projects: a space for exploration, teaching and celebration around food and the environment
- Streetsblog SF: all things livable cities with a focus on SF
- Raj Patel: the master of all things international food politics
- Bryant Terry: chef turned local food advocate, author, and potluck revivalist
What's this all about?
In pursuit of environmental stewardry through food - farming - livable cities - and community.
Not a monologue, but instead a discussion of how these issues intertwine.
And a call to plant a seed, cook your grandmother's favorite recipe, take a long walk with your camera, write a real food manifesto, ride a bike, volunteer, learn the art of weeding, host a potluck, replace your sidewalk with a native plant garden....and finally embrace your political self and participate in local government.
Not a monologue, but instead a discussion of how these issues intertwine.
And a call to plant a seed, cook your grandmother's favorite recipe, take a long walk with your camera, write a real food manifesto, ride a bike, volunteer, learn the art of weeding, host a potluck, replace your sidewalk with a native plant garden....and finally embrace your political self and participate in local government.
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3 comments:
Hi Ashley,
My name is Philip Clark, and I am the designer of the above UFM poster. Would you please add a credit line below the image? Thanks for posting it - I appreciate the exposure.
Also, I have prints of the poster available, if you or anyone else is interested. They're printed on 18 pt FSC certified cardstock, which means the paper is environmentally sound, and heavy enough that it can stand up on its own without a frame. Each copy is signed by me. I only made a limited run, and sold out of all of them at the UFM last night, but I kept a few in reserve. You want one?
Thanks Phil--I'm sorry for not giving you a credit line!
I picked up one of your posters last night--love it.
Excellent, thanks so much Ashley!
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