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Meet other local people who are interested in Urban Farms and Sustainable Development. These are urban design movements aimed to reform all aspects of urban development and sustainable living. Help to create neighborhoods that are self-reliant, safe, abundant, and contain a diverse range of cultures. Let's restore our urban fabric and communities!
Upcoming events
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Fair on the Farm
Rung for Women, 2717 Sidney Street, Saint Louis, MO, USJoin us on the farm at Rung for Women for family-friendly farm and fair activities including hands-on garden tours and demonstrations, local artisan and farm vendors, children’s activities, and more. This event is FREE!
Live Music presented and produced by Lazz Jazz Fest | Face Painting
Petting Zoo from New Roots Farm | Pie & Salsa Contests
Education Stations | Food Carts | Drinks
Scavenger Hunt | Fair-themed GamesJoin us at our evening event later that day to help us raise funds for our programs ~> FARE ON THE FARM, 5:30 p.m. - 9 p.m., Rung for Women
This ticketed event includes cocktails under the stars, a live auction and raffle, a Farm to Table Meal catered by Homie Hospitality, and more.
Learn more and purchase tickets at seed.org/fairfareonthefarm/.Thank you to our event sponsors!
Presenting Sponsor: Burns and McDonnell
Day Time Fair Sponsor: The Staenberg Group
Garden Sponsors: Commerce Bank, Home State Health, Lodging Hospitality Management
Seed Sponsors: Husch Blackwell, LS Power Grid, US Bank, BJC HealthCare, GPD Group
Friend of the Farm Sponsors: Central Reform Congregation, Congregation Shaare Emeth, Temple Emanuel, Washington University in St. Louis, Greenscape Gardens, St. Louis Composting, Saint Louis University
Grower Sponsors: Cheryl Adelstein | Melanie Bernds | Anna Dmuchovsky | Anne Marie Mosher | Sue Reed | April Troxel | Brooke Roseberry | Phyllis Young9 attendees
Tour De Plants: Story of Seed St. Louis Edition
3001 Virginia Avenue, 3001 Virginia Ave, St. Louis, MO 63118, USA, St. Louis, MO, USWhen the air is cool and crisp, the Young Friends of Seed St. Louis invite you to an evening of spinning spokes, spellbinding storytelling and sweet sips. Bike the streets of St. Louis on Saturday, October 10th for the fourth annual Tour de Plants: Story of Seed St. Louis edition.
This year, the Young Friends of Seed St. Louis are collaborating with our special guests at Campfire, a local storytelling and public speaking organization.Along the bicycle journey, riders will be treated to a storytelling workshop at one of Seed’s flagship community gardens, as well as tales from garden leaders and staff highlighting significant sites for Seed St. Louis and their 40 plus year history of cultivating people, community and places for food freedom. It’s a cross-town orator extravaganza!
Learn more about the ride, and sign up ~> https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tour-de-plants-tickets-1998227093026?aff=Meetup
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Garlic Sale
3815 Bell Ave, 3815 Bell Ave, St. Louis, MO 63108, USA, St. Louis, MO, USDon’t miss our last sale of the year! We will have hardneck garlic, softneck garlic, shallots, walking onions, overwintering cover crop seed packets, and for the first time overwintering onion seedlings. We will also have supplies like row cover, hoops, and sod staples to extend your growing season.
Date: Saturday, October 17th
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Sale Location: Seed St. Louis Carriage House, 3815 Bell Ave., St. Louis, MO 63108.Learn more about each item: https://seedstl.org/plant-sales/
We will accept cash, credit, Apple Pay, and Google Pay for payment. The sale will be located behind our Carriage House building at 3815 Bell Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108. Free street parking is available all along Bell.
Please bring your own bags for garlic and/or shallots if you are able!2 attendees
Past events
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