Los Angeles
October 31, 2012 | by Felicia Friesema | Posted in About, Los Angeles
My lemon tree is a mess. It’s a compact, verdant thing. Pruned over the years into a tidy, almost topiary like ball in part due to its location at the end of our deck. We […] Read More >>>
August 6, 2012 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Los Angeles
Slow Food Los Angeles is pleased to help spread the word about a unique and convivial event—-the PopUp Dinner L.A.-—that will benefit Slow Food Los Angeles. When: Saturday, August 25, 2012 beginning at 5:00pm. Where: […] Read More >>>
August 4, 2012 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Los Angeles, Resources & Recommendations
Joseph Shuldiner, an L.A. County Master Food Preserver, the founder of the Altadena Farmers’ Market, and the director of the Institute of Domestic Technology, invites Slow Food Los Angeles members and friends to an event […] Read More >>>
August 4, 2012 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Los Angeles, Resources & Recommendations
The next meeting of the Seed Library of Los Angeles (SLOLA) will be held on Saturday, August 18 from 2:30 until 4:00pm at The Learning Garden at Venice High School (13000 Venice Boulevard at Walgrove). […] Read More >>>
January 10, 2012 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Los Angeles, Opportunities, Pasadena, Resources & Recommendations, San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles has seen a surge of interest in food preservation techniques, from pickling and canning to liqueur making, fermentation, and cheesemaking. Thanks in large part to the leadership of Ernest Miller, chef of The […] Read More >>>
January 3, 2012 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Children, Los Angeles, Opportunities, Resources & Recommendations
Irrepressible school garden advocate Mud Baron has announced the first plugmob of 2012. Representatives of school gardens can benefit from Mud’s work at the San Pedro Science Center and his network of donors and take […] Read More >>>
October 22, 2011 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Los Angeles, Resources & Recommendations
A perennial favorite among Slow Food members and friends is the annual Chasen Kuyo (Tea Ceremony Celebration) of the Zenshuji Soto Buddhist Temple. Many thanks to Lauren Deutsch for alerting us to each year’s details, […] Read More >>>
September 15, 2011 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Events, Los Angeles, Social Action, Urban Farming
The Young Folks Urban Farmers extend an invitation to Slow Food Los Angeles members and friends to attend their upcoming event, “Family Supper: A Celebration of Good Food and Community” at Good Girl Dinette in […] Read More >>>
September 5, 2011 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Events, Good Food Festival & Conference, Los Angeles, Resources & Recommendations
In some countries, children pick crops for 14 hours a day. The United States is one of those countries. The fourth event in this summer’s Good Food film series, part of the opening day of […] Read More >>>
July 29, 2011 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Events, Good Food Festival & Conference, Los Angeles, Resources & Recommendations, Urban Farming
The third event in this summer’s Good Food Festival Film Series will feature Queen of the Sun, a documentary directed by Taggart Siegel that explores the phenomenon known as “colony collapse disorder” from the perspectives […] Read More >>>
July 27, 2011 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Events, Good Food Festival & Conference, Los Angeles
Interested in attending this Sunday’s pig roast at Craft LA in Century City? Event organizers have graciously agreed to extend a substantial discount to Slow Food members: Simply use the discount code GFFCSF when ordering […] Read More >>>
July 20, 2011 | by snailwrangler | Posted in Good Food Festival & Conference, Los Angeles, Opportunities
Volunteers are needed to help with a variety of tasks at several pre-Festival events this summer. If you’re interested and available in volunteering your time at one of the events below, please contact Kelsey Youngman […] Read More >>>