Brooklyn

Slow Food NYC supports Added Value

Posted by Slow Food NYC January 30, 2013
Since 2001, Added Value has been a vital part of the Red Hook neighborhood, offering access to healthy, affordable food, as well as empowerment training programs for teens and catalyzing a Food Justice ecosystem. Today they are still in need of support to recover from the destruction of their farm during Hurricane Sandy.

Garden Event and Volunteer Day

Posted by Slow Food NYC May 9, 2012
NOTE: This event has been cancelled. Please watch this space for other volunteer opportunities as we work with the YWCA to create their edible garden.

The NYC Food Book Fair

Posted by Slow Food NYC April 15, 2012
The world's first event aimed at bringing together food publications from around the globe. In addition to cookbooks, the Food Book Fair will feature memoirs and magazines addressing diverse topics including science, food systems, agriculture, urban design, food art and culture.

A New Farm Grows in Brooklyn

Posted by Slow Food NYC April 5, 2012
A Q&A with Farmer Nora Painten. By Ed Yowell.

Volunteer to help "Eat to Give"

Posted by Slow Food NYC March 26, 2012
"Eat to Give" needs volunteers to spend some time at each participating restaurant with information about Bushwick Campus Farm and our programs.

Culinary Interns wanted in Brooklyn

Posted by Slow Food NYC March 19, 2012
The Ger-Nis Culinary & Herb Center in Park Slope, Brooklyn, has 6 NEW Internships Available, each with a different focus.

Volunteer Days at Urban Harvest Garden

Posted by Slow Food NYC March 6, 2012
Come join our Farmer Nora and Slow Food NYC supporters to break ground on our newest school garden out in Brownsville, Brooklyn.

An Everlasting Meal, With Tamar Adler

Posted by Slow Food NYC December 13, 2011
Ger-Nis Culinary & Herb Center and Slow Food USA present a four class cooking series with Tamar Adler, author of the critically acclaimed 'An Everlasting Meal'. Slow Food members get a discount as well as a copy of the book. Sign up now.

Urban Harvest on YouTube!

Posted by Sunil Kumar September 19, 2011
Please take a moment to look at the video that our incredibly talented Slow Food NYC intern, Julia Kelly, made for us this summer at Ujima Garden. Enjoy and share the link with friends!

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