7:00 pm Doors
7:30 pm THE GREENHORNS
8:30 pm Panel Discussion
9:00 pm Drinks and Conversation
PANELISTS:
7:00 pm Doors
7:30 pm THE GREENHORNS
8:30 pm Panel Discussion
9:00 pm Drinks and Conversation
PANELISTS:
WHERE: Louisville, KY
RSVP to: Carolyn@cfaky.org
With Kentucky Ag Legacy/Community Food Alliance.
Time and specific location TBD, check out the website as the date approaches!
| When: | February 20, 2013 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm | |
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| Where: | Haven Coffeebar & Bakery
3 Water Street Port Hawkesbury,NS B9A 2H5 Canada |
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| Categories: | SCREENING | |
Whole Foods’ Do Something Reel film festival is showing the Greenhorns documentary, this month, all month! If you haven’t seen it, this is a great chance. Online access makes it easy!
Our film is being shown by friends of Cultivate Oxford, a group of young growers in Oxford UK.
Should you be a UK reader of this blog, the location is upstairs at the Turl Street Kitchen, 16-17 Turl Street, at 7pm on Wednesday 24th October.
They’ve also got a sweet blog, with news, events and recipes like this one:
Peppers & Eggs on Crumpets, with chutney.
The Washington Young Farmers Coalition and the Quimper Grange
for a screening of The Greenhorns, a documentary about the New Farming Movement in America
Sunday, November 4th at the Quimper Grange in Port Townsend
The film will begin at approximately 7 PM.*
*light refreshments, snacks, and appetizers will be served at approximately 6:30 PM, so please bring a small pot-luck item to share!
Join the Neighborhood Farm Initiative for our 4th annual: Film and Food Event, Wednesday, October 24, 2012 (Food Day) 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
An evening of film, local fare from Dangerously Delicious Pies (created especially for this event), wine, and beer! NFI will present the spirited and whimsical documentary, Greenhorns, which explores the lives of America’s young farming community – its spirit, practices, and needs. Visit
http://www.thegreenhorns.net/
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Doors open and Dangerously Delicious Pies will begin serving at 6:30 pm with pies made from produce grown at Neighborhood Farm Initiative’s local urban farm. Film screening will start promptly at 7:30 pm at St. Stephen’s Church, which is located in Columbia Heights at 1525 Newton Street NW.
Tickets: $20, with small surcharge for online sales. Presale tickets available online at
http://foodandfilm.eventbrite.com/
. Cash and checks accepted at the door, pending seat availability. Continue Reading →
film screening of The Greenhorns in the Napa Valley +
a panel discussion with local food champions, hosted by Chef Ken Frank. Reception will follow
Panelists include:
Aaron Keefer, French Laundry Culinary Gardens
Lizzie Moore, Boca Farms
Steve Sando, Rancho Gordo
Pat Tuck, Former Master Gardener
Karen Schuppert, Napa Farmers Market
WHERE: The Theatre at COPIA
WHEN: 7 pm, Wednesday, October 17
$5 Tickets/Free for kids
Tickets available at Napa County Resource Conservation District and
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/274968
Contact: Frances@naparcd.org or 707-252-4188×116
Proceeds benefit programs of the Napa County Resource Conservation District
GREENHORNS SCREENING
CHATHAM, NEW YORK
June 02, 2012 6:30PMat the chatham public library, 11 woodbridge ave.
join severine and the co-creators of the new farmer narrative project — anna duhon and ginny moore from hawthorne valley farm — for an opening reception, greenhorns screening and book signing, and a q & a. free and open to the public.
There have been some updates to the schedule, see below.
20 & 21 april 2012
EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN
@ broad art museum, michigan state universtiy
the land grant: join us for the launch of the land grant, a new residency program by the broad art musuem for artists working around the topics of land use, food, and urban development with a focus on sustainability. Continue Reading →
22 april 2012
IRVING, CALIFORNIA
@ center for living peace, 4139 campus drive
local food and film for thought screening: join us for a greenhorns film screening with discussion by urban farmer eugene cook. hosted by m.a.m.a. earth with food and drinks from the participating restaurants of the positive plate.
$10 suggested donation.
12-2pm
18 april 2012
SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA
@ santa clara university, lucas hall #126
screening: hosted by the scu dining services and the food & agribusiness institute. movie followed by discussion with local farmers including kent foreman of pioneer food systems, marsha habib of oya organics, and the scu project, bronco urban gardens.
5-7pm
12 april 2012
WILLIAMSTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
@ williams college, the paresky performance space and luetkemeyer lounge, paresky center
screening + book signing: join us for our official “greenhorns” book launch with storey publishing!
screening followed by reading and q & a with severine and two essayists from the book, Jenna Woginrich and Luke Deikis! including free grilled cheese sandwiches from the young farmers of cricket creek farm.
7:30pm