It may be chilly outside but there are plenty of opportunities to participate in the local food movement! Also, w
e are excited to welcome Kim Shkapich as a new member of the BFBL team (many of you may know her as Lola from Lola's Local Food Lab). 2020 looks to be an abundant year for local food!
At Orleans' NewFarm it's time to order chicks!! Check out their many varieties that will be available for pick-up starting in March. Also, check out their many supplies from home brewing to seeds!
Plant Work Shop
Exploring the art and craft of plants from handmade botanically infused goods to naturally dyed textiles at Plant Work Shop's many workshops happening this winter . Up next is indigo dyeing!
Work those Mussels
Get creative with all of those mussels we find scattered across our Cape Cod beaches! Scenic Roots is holding a mussel shell wreath workshop, January 23rd.
Save the Date for the annual Children's Garden Art Exhibition!
On Thursday, January 30 at 4:00pmSustainable CAPE will host the annual Children's Community Garden Art Exhibition at the Truro Public Library.
The 2020 show, Seeding Our Future, is a great opportunity to celebrate the new year with the young artists of the Cape. Brighten your day with growth and creativity. All are welcome!
Take our Survey!
It has been some time since we have sent out a survey regarding access to local food. Might you give us three to five minutes of your time to answer some simple questions?We would also appreciate it if you might forward this to others in your inbox who are equally passionate about local food and our community of growers and producers. Your responses and feedback will help us expand programming through grants and other partnerships.
