You won't find a more perfect place to spend an August evening... outdoors, with good friends and great food.The absolute best in locally sourced farm-to-table fare will be served. We will begin at 5:30pm with appetizers and move on to the delicious meal with wine and beer pairings.
Live music, amazing food and a stunning setting. It doesn't get any better than that! Tickets: $75 per person OR $500 per table of 8. Invitation to follow. RSVP early to save a spot as seating is limited! Call us at 603-352-3200 or email Phoebe at pbray@thecommunitykitchen.onmicrosoft.com All proceeds benefit The Community Kitchen, the largest food pantry in the Monadnock Region.
For more information: http://thecommunitykitchen.org/HarvestBenefitDinner.htm
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"Gardens, scholars say, are the first sign of commitment to a community. When people plant corn they are saying, let's stay here. And by their connection to the land, they are connected to one another." - Anne Raver
Friday, August 5, 2016
Local Harvest Benefit Dinner for The Community Kitchen - August 27
Sharing from The Community Kitchen:
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Distant Hill Gardens August Open Garden Weekend
I had the pleasure of working with Michael Nerrie at Distant Hill Gardens last fall, when I taught a course on Environmental Interpretation & Exhibit Design at Antioch University New England. Together with a group of bright, capable, and dedicated Master's students, we explored and then designed a set of interpretive signs for the environmental features along an accessible trail Michael has built. This is an amazing place, and some of the photos from our experience can be found here.
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Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Two food system education positions in NH & VT
The Cornucopia Project (Hancock, NH) is looking for School Garden Teachers for the fall program.
The part-time School Garden Teacher is responsible for teaching Cornucopia’s school-based garden curriculum and hands-on gardening program to first and second graders during seven-week sessions in the spring and fall. The position requires approximately twenty hours a week of planning, travel and teaching time. Each session encompasses seven weeks of teaching plus two weeks for planning and administrative work. This is a salaried position that reports to Cornucopia’s School Garden Coordinator.
Details: School Garden Teacher Fall 2016
Green Mountain Farm to School (Newport, VT) is looking for an Americorps Farm-to-School Coordinator.
The primary responsibilities of the AmeriCorps Farm-to-School Coordinator will be to develop, grow, present, and evaluate GMFTS’ Farm-to-School Programs and provide general operational and administrative support. This is a full-time year-long AmeriCorps position. The Farm-to-School Coordinator reports to the Farm to School Program Manager.
Details: AmeriCorps Farm-to-SchoolCoordinator
The part-time School Garden Teacher is responsible for teaching Cornucopia’s school-based garden curriculum and hands-on gardening program to first and second graders during seven-week sessions in the spring and fall. The position requires approximately twenty hours a week of planning, travel and teaching time. Each session encompasses seven weeks of teaching plus two weeks for planning and administrative work. This is a salaried position that reports to Cornucopia’s School Garden Coordinator.
Details: School Garden Teacher Fall 2016
Green Mountain Farm to School (Newport, VT) is looking for an Americorps Farm-to-School Coordinator.
The primary responsibilities of the AmeriCorps Farm-to-School Coordinator will be to develop, grow, present, and evaluate GMFTS’ Farm-to-School Programs and provide general operational and administrative support. This is a full-time year-long AmeriCorps position. The Farm-to-School Coordinator reports to the Farm to School Program Manager.
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