Slow Food Alameda

Past Events

Educational and Volunteer Event at Ploughshares Nursery

E-mail

Saturday Aug. 9th, 9:30AM
2701 Main St. Alameda

Let's meet at 9:30 AM at Ploughshares Nursery for a short instructional session (perhaps 30 minutes) on Autumn vegetable gardens and edible classrooms. Then spend about 90 minutes helping propagate seeds and participating in other tasks that will assist Ploughshares with a large order for a Hayward school garden.

Read more...
 

Heirloom Tomato Tasting & Gala Dinner

E-mail

Saturday, July 26th, 4:00 PM
Capay Fruits & Vegetables, 23800 State Highway 16, Capay, CA 95607

Presented by Slow Food Yolo and Farm Fresh To You.

The second generation farmers at Capay Organic invite you to join them on the farm for an heirloom tomato tasting and gala.

Read more...
 

Slow Food and GOOD Magazine block party

E-mail

Sunday July 20 1 - 8 PM
111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco


Slow Food and GOOD Magazine--the magazine that gives a damn--have embarked on a partnership to connect and enhance community among conscious, like-minded folks. This email is an invitation on two fronts: we're inviting you to subscribe to GOOD magazine and select Slow Food as the non-profit you'd like to receive 100% of your $20 subscription fee AND, if you do so, we're inviting you to a big, great BLOCK PARTY at 111 Minna Gallery in San Francisco on Sunday, July 20 to eat, drink, and celebrate all things GOOD.

Read more...
 

Slow Food on Film Festival 2008 - US Premiere

E-mail

Friday July 25th, 2008, 6:30PM
Delancey St Theater, 600 Embarcadero, San Francisco

Slow Food San Francisco invites you to the US film premier of "Strawberry Fields", Special Mention of Honour for Best Documentary at the Slow Food on Film Festival 2008 in Bologna, Italy.

Read more...
 

Slow Food Nation and San Francisco plant first edible garden at City Hall in 65 years

E-mail
City Breaks Ground on July 1 for Slow Food Nation Victory Garden

July 12 Community Planting Day with Mayor Gavin Newsom, Slow Food Nation Founder Alice Waters and Dozens of Bay Area Community Gardening Organizations

  • Architectural rendering of Civic Center Plaza Marketplace
    courtesy of SMWM Architecture, Urban Design + Planning.
Beginning Tuesday, July 1, the lawn in front of San Francisco’s City Hall will undergo a transformation from grass carpet to edible garden, as dozens of Bay Area organizations join together to plant the Slow Food Nation Victory Garden. On Saturday, July 12, Mayor Gavin Newsom, Slow Food Nation founder Alice Waters and more than 100 volunteers will plant the first edible garden in the City’s Civic Center since 1943.
Read more...
 
Page 5 of 7

Slow Highlight


home-btn-donate_membership_drive_extended

About Slow Food

program-blank-logo_sm
Food is a common language and a universal right.
Slow Food USA envisions a world in which all people can eat food that is good for them, good for the people who grow it and good for the planet. In essence, food that is good, clean and fair.
You are here: Home Events Past Events