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Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Gorge Grown Food Network Annual Feast on the Farm - 9.12.2010

Here's a GREAT way to wrap up a day in the Gorge. Go for a a waterfall hike or explore the Tom McCall Preserve, drink a couple of beers at the Thirsty Woman in Mosier, then head out to the Feast on the Farm.

Save the date for this year's 3rd Annual Feast on the Farm! Our annual harvest party is open to everyone and is a chance to support Gorge Grown, celebrate the region's farmers and food producers, and enjoy an entirely local menu, live music, and lots of fun amidst a gorgeous cherry orchard.

Sunday, September 12, 4 - 8 PM
Idiot's Grace Farm & Orchard in Mosier, OR

ADULTS $25 advance, $30 at the door
CHILDREN $10 for ages 4 and up, under 4 FREE!

Live music from Steve Einhorn and Kate Power
   -- including a kids' ukulele workshop!

Fantastic Dinner Dishes from:

Nora's Table
Celilo
Solstice Wood Fire Cafe
Stonehedge Gardens
Good River
Sophie's
Brian's Pourhouse
6th Street Bistro
Wildflower Chef Services
Henni’s Kitchen and Bar

Directions:
From I-84 Eastbound or Westbound, take Exit 69 for Mosier, OR. Head east through Mosier on Highway 30. From the Mosier Creek bridge, Idiot's Grace is about 1 mile east on Highway 30. Look for a gravel driveway and signs on the right. VIEW A PRINTABLE MAP HERE.
  
If you're interested in volunteering, please contact Sarah at sarah@gorgegrown.com or 541-490-6420.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Food Forum 2010 - Presented By The Gorge Grown Food Network - 5.01.2010

Food Forum
Saturday, May 1st, 2010
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

The Pioneer Center
501 NE Washington St
White Salmon, WA
Map

Gorge Grown’s Food Forum is an opportunity for Gorge residents, farmers, and decision-makers to come together and learn more about the state of our region’s food system and what needs to happen in order for Gorge farmers to succeed and for Gorge communities to eat well. Our vision: 20% of what local residents eat will come from local sources by 2020. Just 20% by 2020. What would that look like? How can we get there? It is a bold vision, one that will be supported by energy, ideas, and commitment from YOU.

Come to Food Forum to:

LEARN about our local food system - through a plenary and panel of local farmers and experts.

DEVELOP your food skills - through hands-on workshops in seed saving, composting, and more!

PARTICIPATE in the creation of Gorge Grown's 20x2020 plan. What role can you play?

This event is FREE!

Pre-registration is strongly encouraged and will guarantee you a free boxed lunch for the event. Pre-register by emailing info@gorgegrown.com or picking up a ticket at Waucoma Books, Klindts Books, Collage of the Gorge, or the Skamania County Chamber of Commerce.