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And our award-winning Visionary Partners are…

John J. Jeffries at the Arts Hotel! Accepted by Chef Sean Cavenaugh!

Gursha! Accepted by Etayehu Zenebe!

Expressly Local Food--accepted by Kharran Cattell and Cheryl Young!

Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative--accepted by Casey Spacht!

Local Food Guide LAUNCH PARTY!

GUIDE TO LOCAL FOOD, 2010 – 2011

LAUNCH PARTY!

Friday June 25th

5 – 6pm

on the patio of John J. Jeffries @ the Arts Hotel

300 Harrisburg Ave.

Lancaster PA  17603

It’s time to celebrate with local food, cash bar (happy hour prices), music!  At 5:30 we will be announcing our 4 BFBL Visionary Partners–businesses that have set the pace for buying or using Lancaster County-grown foods as part of their business practice. And you can pick up your copy of the 2010-2011 Guide to Local Foods!

For more information, or to rsvp, call 717-380-7280.

May Food on Film: THE GARDEN

Join Lancaster BFBL, the Local Economy Center, and the Wohlsen Center for a Sustainable Environment (F&M College) this season for a series of thought-provoking movies and discussion looking at the ways we grow, process, and buy our food.

THE GARDEN

Thursday, May 6

7pm

Stahr Auditorium in Stager Hall at Franklin & Marshall College

The 14-acre community garden at 41st and Alameda in South Central Los Angeles was the largest of its kind in the United States.  Started after the devastating L.A. riots in 1992, the South Central Farmers created a miracle in one of the country’s most blighted neighborhoods, growing their own food, feeding their families, and creating a community.

But what happens when urban farmers meets hardball politics? Follow their gripping story in this award-winning documentary by Scott Hamilton Smith, filmed as the drama unfolded.

The movie will be followed by a discussion led by Jeffrey Montez de Oca (Prof. of Sociology F&M College)

Free and open to the public (donations are welcome!)
For the location of Stager Hall, go to http://www.fandm.edu/map

Co-sponsored by Lancaster BFBL, the Wohlsen Center for the Sustainable Environment and the Local Economy Center, Franklin & Marshall College.

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