Looking for plans this Sunday? Celebrate the end of the Mill Creek Farm’s third season, while learning about their work growing and distributing fresh food and educating the community about urban agriculture and sustainability.
When? Sunday, December 7 @ 3:00-7:00 pm
Where? The Ethical Society Building
1906 South Rittenhouse Sq
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Need tickets? $25 at door, or $20 in advance online.
Highlights include: light food and drinks, silent auction, raffles and live music from Joshua Marcus and guests, Sharat and friends, and the West Philadelphia Orchestra. Childcare will be available.
The Mill Creek Farm makes fresh, locally grown food more widely available in West Philadelphia and helps to increase food security for the community. Supporting urban agriculture improves city environments, builds the local economy, saves energy resources, and facilitates community education about food, health, and sustainability.
Find out more info here.
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