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January 20th at 7pm Barley’s Taproom and Pizzeria, 200 East Jackson Ave. Admission: $7 | Soup Tickets: $3 Snow Day is CAC Beardsley Community Farm’s largest fundraiser of the year! Snow Day will feature live music, a “soup-off” between local restaurants, a homegrown and homemade beard pageant and silent auction. Featured musicians: The Hotshot Freight Train, The Lonetones, The Theorizt, Yunglife, TimLee3, Kelsey’s Woods, and Kukuly and the Gypsy Fuego Soup with Bread: A soup-off featuring…See More

The Knoxville-Knox County County Food Policy Council is pleased to announce a mayoral debate in Market Square, on Wednesday, September 7 at noon. The debate will be moderated by city councilman Chris Woodhull, and will focus on matters related to food (food scarcity, community gardens, food deserts, local production and consumption, city codes, etc.) as key issues in the lives of voters in Knoxville.The debate will be held outdoors under the Market Square pavilion, within earshot of shoppers…See More

Join us for a Slow Food benefit screening of this award winning documentary on colony collapse disorder of honeybees. The film will be showing in the back outside of the Public House (inside if it is raining). Seating is limited, so bring a folding chair. Suggested donation is $7. Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase at the bar. The movie will start at dusk.Movie synopsis:“Queen of the Sun” is a profound, alternative look at the global bee crisis from Taggart Siegel, director of…See More

The United Way has approached Slow Food Knoxville to help build a school garden at the Children's Center of Knoxville. We'll be building several raised beds for the school of 150 youngsters, which is funded in part by the United Way, for them to learn from. They're growing some vegetables in pots right now, but they want a real space. We'll be there from noon until we're done. Please bring any gardening tools you can spare for the day. For more information email Tiffany Kingston Morrison at…See More