Goals:1) Increase the public’s awareness and interest in local foods
2) Increase involvement in local food (Farmshed) initiatives
3) Use the arts to express the value of local foods
Audience: Primary: The general public
Secondary: School teachers and food service; Restaurants; Farmers; Grocers
100 – 150 – 200 participants (?)
Timing:Tuesday, March 3rd
Venue:SPASH – Auditorium and south commons
Components:
1) Local Food Play
Artistic expression of the value of local foods.This will include a play to address the 3 aspects of local foods laid out by Pollan – food security, health, and climate change.See the attached outline
2) Food
Provide local food for participants to enjoy.Provide a local potato bar.Farmshed will provide baked potatoes, restaurants will be asked to provide toppings.
3) Initiative Information/Local food exhibition
Provide an opportunity to showcase local food/Farmshed initiatives (below) and to create a list of people interested in working on those initiatives during the next year.Also invite other local food related organizations to participate.Have CSA sign-up here.Maybe provide some demonstrations/examples (e.g., container gardening)
Agenda:6:00Local Food Play
6:30 – 7:30Dinner
6:30 – 8:00Local Food Displays, Exhibits, Farmshed Initiatives, Art Display and Demonstrations
Responsibilities:
Sue Anderson – consider dinner options, talk with Jasia -
Jan Way – look at venue options - done
Jeremy Solin – talk with arts folks, especially Portage County Arts Alliance – basics set, need to have a meeting of performers; talk with Carrie Winn about after school arts project
Dale Bovey – ask about potato donations
Mary Mallor – find out about restaurants willingness to provide potato toppings and desert
Holly – begin talking with exhibition folks
Next meeting: January 12, 6:30, Emy J’s.
Agenda for next meeting: marketing, finalize schedule, report on restaurants, report on play
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