5 May 2009
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Announcing the Grand Opening of a New Community Garden
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9 April 2009
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Bringing the South Central Farmers’ Produce to Market
Slow Food Los Angeles member Randy Clemens has alerted us to news about an event this Saturday: The South Central Los Angeles farmers who starred in the 2008 Academy Award-nominated documentary “The Garden” will host an organic cooking demonstration, sell … Continue reading
25 February 2009
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Reminder: University of Gastronomic Science Information Session
A reminder that this Friday, Slow Food Los Angeles will welcome David Szanto, the North American representative of the University of Gastronomic Sciences, to Los Angeles. David will speak about undergraduate and graduate programs at the UNISG, offer practical information … Continue reading
15 February 2009
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“Where the Good Things Are” at the Santa Monica Public Library
The City of Santa Monica and the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market have announced the first in their 2009 Quarterly Panel Series: Where the Good Things Are: Growing, Buying and Cooking the Best in California When: Thursday, February 26, 2009 from … Continue reading
8 February 2009
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Event Announcement: University of Gastronomic Sciences Information Session
Slow Food Los Angeles is pleased to announce that it will welcome David Szanto, the North American representative of the University of Gastronomic Sciences, to Los Angeles for an information session at the UCLA Art|Sci Center + Lab at CNSI: … Continue reading
11 December 2008
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Culinary Historians of Southern California present… Beans!
Our friends at the Culinary Historians of Southern California have alerted us to a program this Saturday at the main branch of the Los Angeles Public Library. A fascinating talk on a seemingly mundane subject: Renowned food historian Ken Albala … Continue reading
6 November 2008
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Santa Monica Farmers’ Market Talk at the SMPL
The Santa Monica Public Library will host a discussion entitled “A Garden in Every Yard: Bringing Edible and Sustainable Plants Out to Play”: When: Thursday, November 13, 2008 at 7:00pm Where: Santa Monica Public Library, Main Library, 601 Santa Monica … Continue reading
27 October 2008
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Screening of Food Fight at the AFI Fest
We’re happy to help spread the word about a documentary that will be screened at this year’s AFI Fest: Food Fight. When: Saturday, November 8, 2008 at 3:15pm Where: Mann Chinese 6 Theatre, 6801 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles Cost: Free … Continue reading
25 October 2008
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“The Politics of Food” at Farmlab
Join Next American City at Farmlab for lunch and the first talk in their URBANEXUS lecture series featuring Mark Vallianatos, co-author of The Next Los Angeles: The Struggle for a Livable City. The lecture will focus on Los Angeles’ politicized … Continue reading
13 October 2008
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Event Announcement: Two Angry Moms Screening
In conjunction with Freshlunches, Healthy Child Healthy World, and Clif Bar, Slow Food Los Angeles is pleased to support the free screening and Los Angeles debut of Two Angry Moms, a documentary by Amy Kalafa. What happens when two fed-up … Continue reading
19 September 2008
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Late Notice: Picklefest and Produce Swap
Thanks to Slow Food member Judi Bikel (and to The Kitchn) for the alert about another event at the Machine Project, tomorrow: When: Saturday, September 20, 2008 from 1:00pm until 4:00pm Where: The Machine Project, 1200 D North Alvarado Street … Continue reading
7 September 2008
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Is there such a thing as Los Angeles cuisine?
Thanks to Kristin’s List for a pointer to this free lecture at a great local resource, the Hammer Museum: When you go to a Chicago-style restaurant, you might expect hot dogs or deep-dish pizza. A New York-style restaurant might serve … Continue reading