Autumn Jam – an Occupy Gardens Party
The Deets:
Saturday September 29, 2012
12:00 pm noon start
People's Peas Garden, NorthWest part
Queen's Park (College Street and University Avenue)
Toronto, ON
The Call Out:
AUTUMN JAM: A Harvest Party @ The People's Peas Garden
As the People's Peas Garden grows taller and wider almost every week, we've been harvesting more yummy veggies than we ever thought possible! Without permission! In a publicly accessible space! This is food sovereignty.
Join us this autumn, Saturday September 29! We'll have workshops running from 12pm until 5pm with music and theatrical festivities continuing late into the evening to celebrate the start of the Fall Season at the garden.
FEATURING an Eccentric Faerie-Tale Multimedia Presentation by *The Indigo Cabaret*..theatre, dance, dj, live instruments, audience interaction all in one! (~7pm)
A grande (musical) jam, (edible) potluck, (learnable) workshops shall be had!
~MUSICAL JAM~
*Bring instruments of all kinds for jamming and for the kids to jam along too*
*Special Feature Performance by INDIGO CABARET @ 7:00pm*
*More performances by local musicians to be announced soon*
~PICNIC POTLUCK~
*Bring a garden-fresh potluck dish*
*Bring a reusable plate/bowl and cutlery*
~WORKSHOPS~
* 3pm -Seed-Saving: How and why to save seeds from your garden
*Build a Hoop-House: Extend the growing season to produce more food (Hoop-House raising Ceremony included!)
*yoga
*meditation
*More to be announced*
~KIDZ KORNER~
*Please bring scrap paper, markers, crayons, paints, pastels, books for the children*
*And bring your whole family!*
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Huge thanks to Caitlin Taguibao for poster design and all our wonderfully supportive volunteers!
Email occupygardenstoronto@gmail.com to find out how you can get involved.
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