Our Threatened Gardens series continues! This time with our friends at the Philadelphia Food Policy Advisory Council (FPAC), as we set our sights on City Council elections and building our strategic Land Bank plan. We want this city's food systems and policies to work for us, so come join us for an informative evening of dialogue, planning, and imaging futures.

Join us on October 25th, as we demand community control for our gardens as sources of food, agency and care. Gathering around City Hall, we are taking to the streets with our demands, to protect our gardens facing the threat of sheriff sale and outside development. People power will make this movement dance! 

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On October 25th, we are invoking demands for Community Control of Land in Philadelphia. Come join us this Monday for our second action planning meeting, to fine tune the details and walk in solidarity.

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Join us tonight at Repair the World: Philly, to plan our action for October 25th. Tonight will be a chance to brainstorm together and create an agenda that puts our plans into reality. We are working together towards just land distribution in Philadelphia. NOW is the time to mobilize!

Want to learn more about community gardening and farming on vacant land in Philadelphia? The Public Interest Law Center's Garden Justice Legal Initiative and Soil Generation invite you to come discuss legal land access and preservation for gardens, farms, and other community-managed open spaces. This FREE program is open to everyone, including current gardeners looking to maintain community spaces and also new gardeners looking to create space. 

The Neighborhood Gardens Trust, the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, and the Land Bank will also be available during this event to discuss options and answer questions. To make this program useful for you, bring property addresses and all your questions.

This Vacant Land 215 session takes place at #PHSFarmForTheCity, located at Thomas Paine Plaza along North Broad Street (between JFK Boulevard and Arch Street). Check out the Farm's full September event schedule here: phsonline.org/programs/farm-for-the-city/events

Come together at Farm for the City (Thomas Paine Plaza), to build resources for the futures of our lands. The Threatened Garden series intends to put the legal, political, and people power in the hands of Black and Brown communities of Philadelphia, especially those facing land loss. 

Come out for an evening of dialogue, workshopping, and communal knowledge sharing!

Hoodstock is an annual celebration at Life Do Grow Farm, hosted by Philadelphia Urban Creators with live music, farm tours, and fun for the family!

Find out more here and here, or follow them on Facebook.

As part of their Summer Shtetl Skills Workshop, the Jewish Farmschool is providing a walking tour through East Fairmount Park to inspire learning through taste, touch, talk and tinctures! 

Find out more information here.

Rain Date is Thurs, 7/19

Hosted in the beautiful One Art Oasis, Love Fest is an all-day celebration featuring live music, delicious food from Spirit First Foods, and so much more! 

Find more event details here and on Facebook.