Have You Visited The Farmer’s Kitchen?
For those who haven’t made their way up Selma Avenue during their visit to the Sunday Hollywood Farmers’ Market, consider stopping in at The Farmer’s Kitchen this weekend. Located at the corner of Selma Avenue and Morningside Court, The Farmer’s Kitchen is a project of Sustainable Economic Enterprises of Los Angeles. Since May, the restaurant [...]
Mark Your Calendar: Time For Lunch Eat-Ins Approaching!
As we’ve mentioned, one of the key components of Slow Food USA’s Time For Lunch campaign is the Eat-In: a potluck-style gathering to discuss issues and take action. Slow Food Los Angeles is grateful to a team of exceptionally enthusiastic and committed volunteers who are organizing Eat-Ins in and around Los Angeles this Labor Day: [...]
David Mas Masumoto: Wisdom of the Last Farmer
Farmer and author David Mas Masumoto will be at the Santa Monica Public Library this Wednesday evening to speak about the topics of his latest book, Wisdom of the Last Farmer: Harvesting Legacies from the Land: When: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 beginning at 7:00pm Where: MLK Jr. Auditorium of the Santa Monica Public Library, 601 [...]
Slow Food Los Angeles believes that good, clean, and fair food is a right, not a privilege, and we are excited to share news about our participation in Slow Food USA’s Time For Lunch campaign. Why School Lunches? Every school day in the United States, the National School Lunch Program provides meals to more than [...]
The 2009 Tomatomania! Tasting Event
The organizers of Tomatomania!, the country’s largest tomato seeding sale, invite those of you enjoying your homegrown tomatoes to join them and other tomatomaniacs for their annual Tomatomania! Tasting: When: Saturday, August 8, 2009 beginning at 10:00am Where: The Loteria Grill in Hollywood, 6627 Hollywood Boulevard Cost: One perfectly ripe, correctly labeled homegrown tomato. Valet [...]
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