Kamloops Food Policy Council's AGM: March 1st

KFPC AGM 2012

Putting the Garden to Bed for the Winter

Although almost a month has already passed since the last work day in the garden, 

here are a few photos worth sharing. 

Thanks to everyone who came out that day to say goodnight to the garden.

Thank you to everyone who dedicated so much time and love to the 

garden over the course of the season. 

What an incredible group of people

(photo credit: James, with 35mm film)

Volunteers Needed: this Friday

Help is needed in the garden on Friday September 23.

:a bit of maintenance, getting rid of dead plants.

The garden has at least a month of growing left, we just want to keep it looking great.

Please bring gloves, shovels, clippers (if you have them).

everyone is welcome!

come out and learn something from the Master Gardeners.

email: publicproduceproject@gmail.com for more information

Through another lens...

The photos below were submitted by Jennifer Taylor Paravantes. 
They capture the slow fade of summer into harvest season perfectly.
Enjoy.

View from the garden

These photos were submitted 

ever-so-generously by Alexis. 

(taken with 35mm film...)

Thank You.

If you have photos or stories about the garden that you'd like to submit - please email publicproduceproject@gmail.com 

We'd love to hear/see your story. 

If You're In The Toronto Area...

Be sure to check out this ingenious food endeavor...

http://yumtum.ca/

Gala in the Garden - Our Celebration of Shared Harvest

We hosted our Official Grand Opening on Tuesday August 16th. 

A Great Turnout - with many new faces!

Lots of Media Folks joined the party

The best homemade lunch in town

Jen: Master of Mini Apricot Pies

Laura & Peter, of Fratellis share their excitement about the project

An Attentive Crowd

Robin - One of Our Lovely Guest Speakers

It was a grand success to say the least. An incredible turnout of volunteers and newcomers, guest speakers and garden frequenters. Huge thanks to everyone who helped to make this day (and the entire season) great fun and a better success than any of us could have imagined. Keep visiting the garden - there is so much more food to be eaten!!