hoedown lowdown and chopchop workshop

The hoedown was pretty fertile: a hundred or so friendly people ate free food and enjoyed free music while checking out the artists’ work.  Thanks to our sponsors:

and everybody who came out, we hope to see you all at the garden sometime soon.

Next Tuesday (the 30th) we’ll be getting the garden snuggled tight in its beds, covered with a cozy layer of mulch, and ready to rest peacefully until the stirrings of spring.  We’d love to have your help, from 4 to 6 PM.

Pics of the party are posted on Facebook.  If you want to check these out but have an intense aversion to facebook, let me know (mycelium à nspirg.org) and i’ll see about posting them to a site that doesn’t require you to have an account.

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party time!

We’re getting ready for this year’s edition of the September Garden Party.  The party is part of NSPIRG’s Alt 101 program (formerly known as RadFrosh), and is open to and free for all!  There will be lots of jammin’ folk music, the presence of local artists, and an abundance of free food from Terroir Local Source and other local food stores.  The Harvest Hoedown will be held on Tuesday, September 9th from 6 – 10 PM, at Seemore Green.  Get down!

Full-colour poster for the Harvest Hoedown, web version

If you’d like to help promote the event, you can get a letter-sized, full-resolution pdf file here, and display it prominently as you see fit.  We’re also disseminating “haybills”: these are 1/4-sized black-and-white versions of the flyer.  There is a pdf here that has four haybills laid out ready to be printed.

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Facebook

Seemore Green has become yet another rhizome in that ubiquitous online communication proliferation called Facebook.  To avail yourself of nutritious information from our roots, branch on over to the group “Seemore Green“.

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