Showing posts with label Project New Village. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project New Village. Show all posts

Saturday, November 29, 2014

Farmers Market adds Movies after DUSK - FREE

Free Movies at the Farmers Market Saturdays. 47th & Castana St, San Diego, CA


As you hopefully know, our Farmers Market has moved to 47th St and Castana St. further west. The market runs from 3-6pm on Saturdays.

Starting Nov. 29, there are FREE Movie Screenings from the San Diego International Children's Film Festival at Dusk. Please bring your own blanket and chairs.

It's also #SmallBusinessSaturday #shoplocal #shopsmall

More info:  info@projectnewvillage.org
http://www.projectnewvillage.org/
https://www.facebook.com/pppsesd


There will be extra goodies for the Movie event - popcorn and other yummies.
Please tell a friend and your neighbors.

Friday, June 13, 2014

Fish Fry @ the Farmers Market Saturday

The fish are frying again...

This time at our local Farmers Market. 404 Euclid Street ( off Market, west of Euclid and Euclid Trolley Station)
$10 per plate - Sat., June 14th from 3-6pm. Two fish, roll, green beans and potato salad. Funds are for the Emerald Hills Neighborhood Council.

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Project New Village course: Redesigning Farming starts Sept. 23rd

The People's Produce Project - San Diego


Greetings, Project New Village is offering this 
course @ the ECC campus, they need 10 students by this Friday, so spread the word and sign up now!


https://www.facebook.com/pppsesd


Scholarships are available.


People’s Produce Farmers Market

The People’s Produce Certified Farmers Market celebrated its grand opening on December 3rd, 2010. We are the only outdoor  marketplace in Southeastern San Diego that accepts and promotes food stamp / EBT use, and provides a venue for economic opportunities for neighborhood growers and entrepreneurs, with free health screenings, education and referrals.
The market operates Fridays, 2 – 6pm, and is located at 4981 Market Street.

When was the last time YOU went to our local Farmers Market?