Sustainability, Economy, Pleasure.

Location
Cambridge, MA 42.37-71.1 02139US
Meetups
35 so far
Members
352 members
Rating
The Urban Homesteaders' League 4.50 4.5049

Growing your own food; canning, pickling, making jams; baking bread; making yogurt, cheese, and butter; making skincare and home cleaning products; sewing, knitting, quilting; herbalism; foraging; permaculture; green building and retrofitting; building community; sustainable living.

Skill-sharing. Workshops. Pot-lucks. Speakers. Field trips.

Homemade fun.

Where?
Not chosen yet
Who’s coming?
14 Yes / 4 Maybe

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From Slow Food Boston:

'Farm City' Author Novella Carpenter
Location: Fort Point Artists Community store, 12 Farnsworth St, Boston
Cost: $10
When: Friday, 11/13/2009 5:30PM

YOU NEED TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE HERE: http://www.slowfoodbo...

Novella Carpenter lives in Oakland. I mean, really IN Oakland. As in downtown. Read more

What members are saying

 You can learn a lot of good, useful skills. 

Johnn

 You should join if you're interested in food, farming, gardening, soil creation, or local agriculture, and meeting others who are too. 

susan

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  • Nov 8
    • New member
      “I want to be an urban farmer!”
    • New member
      “My self-designed worm composter this year was a disaster.”
  • Nov 7
    • New member
      “Am an ex-urban homesteader in central MA”
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      “Hey Great Minds Think Alike: we both joined Urban Homesteader's League on the same day! Yay! GO ART!”
      posted by Betsy
    • New member
      “I have always wanted to keep bees and homing pigeons and am hoping you will have some workshops on these topics!”
    • New member
      “I grew up in NH where gardening and composting were much easier to work out than living in Boston. I look forward to learning more about crafting, canning, preserving, and just being more self-sufficient in general.”
  • Nov 6
    • New member
      “insterested in more DIO activities”
  • Nov 5
    • New member
      “I love to knit and eat what's in season. I recently have gone back to school, and feel like I need a push to stay with my commitments, and learn more. Community is a great way to hold myself accountable.”
    • New member
    • New member
      “I like the empowerment and community that comes with doing for yourself.”