Tag Archives: community involvement
The ‘Best Of’ Free PARK(ing) Day 2010
2010 was a good year for the exploration of participatory temporary public spaces. Take a look at the many photos from this years event.
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Happy animals taste better!
Having access to pastured meat and dairy goods makes me smile. Are you familiar with the way it used to be? Afton Field Farm is.
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Stop and smell the sod
This Friday is International PARK(ing) Day when creative, community minded people around the world will be feeding the meter to host a variety of temporary public spaces.
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Building Genuine Community
Fairy-Tale Farm is keeping it real (and making dreams come true) with their Summer Time Salon & Urban Farm Market.
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Community Supported Agriculture
Fresh, local, organic food is at your fingertips.
Posted in Food, Omnivore, Vegan, Vegetarian Also tagged collaboration Friday, community activism, delicious health food, environmentalism, trying new things Comments closed
Food Not Lawns
It's a no brainer. Is an ornamental lawn really the best use of your resources?
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Best of 2010 | Happy animals taste better!