Boston Local Food Festival
September 17, 11:00am-5:00pm Rose F Kennedy Greenway The 8th Annual Boston Local Food Festival is quickly approaching, don't miss your chance to reach over 40,000 New Englanders, hungry for […]
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Rose Kennedy Greenway Boston
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Lacto-fermentation, A Key to Good Health at Wildside Gardens
Wildside Gardens 37 Fisher Place Road, Conway, MA, United StatesCome join in at Wildside Gardens a well-established off-grid homestead and permaculture site in Conway, MA. Presented by Luc Bodin Luc, originally from France and a master of many trades, […]
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Fieldtrip Workshop: Selling to Schools
Clark Farm 185 Concord St, Carlisle, MA, United StatesIf you are a farmer who is thinking about adding new marketing outlets to your farm's line up, come check out this workshop being offered by New Entry in partnership […]
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HIP Ambassador Training
The Food Bank of Western MA 97 North Hatfield Road, Hatfield, MAThe Food Bank of Western Massachusetts has an urgent need for volunteers who want to make a difference in the lives of hundreds of people by volunteering at their local […]
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Speaker Series: A Closer Look at GMOs
Wright-Locke Farm 78 Ridge St, Winchester, MA, United StatesWright-Locke Farm’s SPEAKER SERIES In the spirit of inspiring and facilitating conversation in a time where it is crucial that we stay informed about the world around us, Wright-Locke Farm […]
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Herbalism in the Pioneer Valley: Chris Marano of Local Harmony
Hungry Ghost Bread 62 State Street, Northampton, MAThis unique series offers a window into herbalism from some of the foremost practitioners, teachers, growers, and product makers in our area – join us for this very special opportunity! […]
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Farm-to-Table Dinner at Hancock Shaker Village
Hancock Shaker Village 1843 West Housatonic St., PittsfieldDinner to be catered by Wheelhouse Farm. Tickets purchased in advance HERE This is in partnership with, and hosted by, Farm to Fork Fondo.
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North Quabbin Garlic and Arts Festival
Forster’s Farm 60 Chestnut Hill Road, OrangeThe ‘Festival that Stinks’ has more than 100 local food, art, agriculture, and community vendors, great music on two solar-powered stages, and only three bags of trash for 10,000 people.
$5 – $8