Due to Covid - 19 Film night is on hold!
"Black Hands in the Soil" Fundraiser
An evening dedicated to celebrating the spirit of African ancestors while highlighting the legacy of Black farming in the United States and abroad.
One Feature Documentary
Four Shorts
If you would like to have a Black Farming Film Night for your community email us for details at: marketing@farmstogrow.com
Screening Donation
Sliding Scale donation $5 - $25 No one turned away. For tickets follow us on Facebook or
email marketing@farmstogrow.com
Oakland 2020
Saturday, Feb 29th, (6 pm - 9 pm)
Pollinate Farm & Garden, Oakland, CA
Location: 2727 Fruitvale Avenue
Website: www.pollinatefarm.com
Sacramento
March 9, 2019 (1pm - 4pm)
Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum
2715 Florin Rd, Sacramento
African Americans for Balanced Health
Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum
Stockton
April 27, 2019 (1 pm - 4 pm)
Barnett Community Wellness Center
5665 North Pershing Ave Unit A4
Stockton, CA 95207
https://www.facebook.com/BarnettCommunityWellness/
Fresno 2019
African American Farmers of California
West Fresno Family Resource Center
Fresno CA
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Oakland International Film Festival
Rhythms of the Land - Premiere
September 14th
Grand Lake Theater
5:30 pm
Following the screening a panel conversation with Dr. Gail Myers
Tickets Available Here
Sign up to host a screening of the documentary.
Visit the website to view the trailer.
Rhythms of the Land Documentary:
visit www.rhythmsoftheland.com
Email marketing@farmstogrow.com to schedule screenings.
Ear to the Ground Event Sponsors
Past Events
February 15, 2020 (due to Covid-19 there will not be a science lab)
Glenview Elementary
Black History STEAM Program
Students will engage in the Dr. George Washington Carver interactive science exhibit.
This is an interactive learning exhibit honoring the legacy of Dr. George Washington Carver as a farmer, artist, scientist, inventor, and teacher.
The interactive exhibit brings Dr. George Washington Carver to life with a microscope table to view plant samples, his inventions, games, books, and images of young GWC.
Honoring Black Farmers Ceremony
Farms To Grow, Inc. received a Special Congressional Recognition Certificate from Congresswoman Barbara Lee. US Representative for California's 13th District.
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In addition to the ceremony we enjoyed conversations with the farmers, featured performances by Mr. Van hook and delicious Legacy Foods.
Hoppin’ John, prepared by “HuNia’s Kitchen”
It is a dish based on culinary traditions brought by enslaved Africans from West Africa and Central Africa.
Gluten Free Cornbread prepared by “Grease Box”
Corn Muffins prepared by Charlotte Jackson “Pots to Jars”
Fresh Flower Salad prepared by Iyalode Kinney
“Communities United Restoring Mother Earth”
Fresh Lemon Ginger Juice prepared by Constance Goins
Ceremonial Induction Music by Fari Shields
Honoring Black Farmer Fundraiser & Celebration
Special thanks to all of our farmers, ranchers, and loving supporters over the ten years.
Theresa Stark, FTG Board President, and Gordon Reed, co-founder, FTG Board of Directors, Staff, Elaine Smith, Executive Director and our faithful volunteers; Melva (Mia) Burns, Carlton and Majeedah Muhammed, Will Scott Jr. David Roach, Kwietha Bolden, Etecia Brown, Roxanne Aikens, Telegraph Community Center, Victory Garden Foundation and Adrionna Fike.
Farms to Grow, Inc. presents
FREE Farmers' Market Readiness Training
Fresno CA., Stockton CA., and Oakland, CA.
Location:
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Services
625 W. Jennifer Fresno, CA 93722
Location:
Puentes Farm/Boggs Tract Farm
466 South Ventura St. Stockton, CA 95203
Festival of Knowledge (Series #6)
FREE Farmers' Market Readiness Training presented by Farms to Grow, Inc in collaboration with the African American Museum and Library at Oakland Festival of Knowledge.
Landscaped Legacies
"Images of a California Pig Farmer"
Spotlighting Mr. McGill
Location: Nomadic Press, Oakland, CA
Website: nomadicepress.org
INHABIT: A Permaculture Perspective
Urban Permaculture Institute of the SF Bay Area &
Impact Hub Oakland
Permaculture documentary INHABIT
Panel Discussion - 7:00pm to 8:00pm
TOPIC: "Evolving the Voice of Permaculture: Race and Gender Inclusivity"
Moderated by Calgary Brown, Impact Hub Oakland & Permaculture Student at the Regenerative Design Institute
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Konda Mason - Founder & CEO, Impact Hub Oakland
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Gail Myers - Founder, Farms to Grow
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Kevin Bayuk - Permaculture Instructor at UPISF and Consultant, LIFT Economy
Decolonizing Foodways Panel Discussion, panelist
Alumni House, Toll Room, UCBerkeley
http://food.berkeley.edu/decolonizing-foodways/
Defremery Park, Black Cowboys Festivals
Community Outreach
Black Farmers Urban Gardeners Conference
Laney College
Morning Keynote Plenary Speaker
MoAD Museum of the African Diaspora
Chef-in-Residence, Bryant Terry, presents
Black Women Food and Power panelist
Panel Discussion and Reception