15 great websites about food
15 websites that are “saving the environment by changing the food system.”
15 websites that are “saving the environment by changing the food system.”
Go to the Hudson River Park for the 5th annual Hudson River Days celebration! The event aims to bring awareness to the importance of the…
Photo credit: Slow Food NYC Cayuga Pure Organics (CPO) is the major grain supplier for New York. A small farm located near Ithaca, New York,…
Meet the authors of the new cookbook, 50 Shades of Kale, Dr. Drew Ramsey and Jennifer Iserloh! Try a dish from the cookbook and once…
Join Slow Food NYC for their second annual Spirits of New York event. Try many different spirits and cocktails which include products gown and produced…
The Union Square Greenmarket turns 37 years old and to celebrate, farmers, music and a curated roster of restaurants serving prepared foods will be held…
Hands-on design and construction workshop to create site-specific gardens with recycled and salvaged materials provided by Build it Green!NYC and instructed by Solar One. Participants…
BBP gardener Marina McCoy teaches us about indigenous plants and the ecosystems they support
Discover the rich, edible vegetation of local NYC parks with “Wildman” Steve Brill.
The arrival of summer was toasted with lemonade at a garden on 119th Street.
Photo credit: www.queensbotanical.org Come to the summer program at HSBC children’s garden at Queens Botanical Garden to let your children participate in a practical,…
In the world of NYC foraging, appetites, and sometimes tensions, are high. Here’s our guide to the landscape.
Spend an afternoon learning about the Hudson River waterway by catch and release fishing! All equipment and lessons are provided.
In celebration of local dram, Slow Food NYC and Astor Center will be pouring out locally-produced, artisanal libations at the 2nd Annual Spirits of New York event.
This June Forum where several established “women in green” will take the stage to talk about the myriad paths that lead them to where they are now in the sustainable…
Focus on growing and feasting on food that is easy to grow in Brooklyn, packed with nutrients, and delicious.