3 November 2009
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Thanks to Robert McFalls, director and producer of HomeGrown, for alerting us that his documentary about the Dervaes Family and their Path to Freedom homestead in Pasadena will also be screened this weekend at the Ojai-Ventura film festival: When: Saturday, … Continue reading
10 February 2009
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Our friends at Path to Freedom – Urban Homestead have extended an invitation to their upcoming film screening and vegetarian potluck to Slow Food Los Angeles members and friends: On February 22, Path to Freedom – Urban Homestead will host … Continue reading
15 December 2008
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Our friends at Path to Freedom – Urban Homestead in Pasadena have extended an invitation to Slow Food Los Angeles members and friends to a late December film screening and vegetarian potluck. Please see the details below: On Sunday, December … Continue reading
21 November 2008
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Our friends at Path to Freedom urban homestead in Pasadena have sent us news of a film screening and vegetarian potluck this Sunday, November 23. Slow Food members and friends are invited to participate: Please see the information below for … Continue reading
27 October 2008
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The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is offering a special program, Different Shades of Green, as part of its Sustainable Sundays program. At 11:00am, Jules Dervaes will screen Homegrown Revolution, a short video documentary about Path to Freedom, … Continue reading
23 May 2005
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Path to Freedom has alerted us to several events on their June calendar which may be of interest: Sunday, June 5, 2005: Cob Oven Building Workshop Fun with mud! Sunday, June 5, 2005 from 10:00am until 6:00pm. The cost is … Continue reading
14 April 2005
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Path to Freedom is an organization that “strives to inspire individuals to ‘think globally, act locally’ by motivating them to live a simpler and more fulfilling life.” Their objective is “to live as sustainably as possible in an urban environment.” … Continue reading