Summer Farm To Table Dinner Fundraiser

Name: Summer Farm To Table Dinner Fundraiser
Start: 2023-06-17T18:30:00-0400
End: 2023-06-17T22:00:00-0400
Location: Sweet Peas Community Garden

Sat, Jun 17 2023, 6:30pm - 10pm EDT

Sweet Peas Community Garden

garner, united states

Sweet Peas Urban Gardens

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Event description

Hello Friend!

Welcome to our quarterly Farm To Table Dinner Fundraiser. We are so excited to share with you the many collaborations, partners, vendors, and volunteers going into making this event happen!

Quick Highlights:

>Plant based vegan 4 course tasting menu

>Local beverage pairings

>Outdoor June event with ambience

Details:

This Farm To Table Dinner features locally/organic grown product in partnership with People's First Tourism and Triangle United Growers (TUG).

This event is promoting eating hyper locally grown food, urban/regenerative farming, addressing some of the issues around our food system, and food insecurity around the area.

Chef George Acosta is preparing creative seasonal vegan dishes that will make you think differently about the plant based cuisine. Chef will also be including beverage pairings with each of the 4 main courses.

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Itinerary:

6:30PM - 7PM | Arrival and Tour

7PM - 8:30PM | Courses 1-2

8:30PM - 8:45PM | Sweet Peas Documentary & Program

8:45PM - 10PM | Courses 3-4

10PM - 10:15PM | Feel free to hang out, finish your meal, and ask questions.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Sweet Peas Urban Gardens

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Sweet Peas Urban Gardens is an urban farm at the forefront of innovative climate resilient modes of vertical indoor agriculture. We produce organic microgreens, baby leafy greens, edible flowers and mushrooms in compact urban and peri-urban indoor spaces. Owned and operated by women and minorities, the Business recognizes that accelerating forces of climate change and environmental costs of industrial farming have diminished the extent and productivity of arable land, and pose unprecedented environmental, economic and health risks. Globalization and delocalization of existing food supply chains are unable to adequately respond to concerns about the net carbon footprint, diminishing nutrition, and health safety concerns of industrially produced food. The social, environmental and economic costs of industrial farming are borne by taxpayers and consumers, making existing food systems unsustainable. Increasing public awareness of these problems has dramatically increased demand for foods produced and distributed by alternative food systems. Sweet Peas in located in historic downtown Garner and is establishing a community garden on site in early 2022. Come see us!