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Michael Schmidt

An Evening with Michael Schmidt
March 23rd 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Edmonton Public Library (downtown)
6th Floor, Room 5

Come and join us for our second evening with Michael Schmidt, Canada’s Raw Milk Advocate, as he presents information about his quest to align government policy across the provinces through education and information. Get informed!
Slow Food International’s position on raw milk can be found here.

Please contact Valerie at [email protected] is you want to support this cause through the day as Michael presents information to the court.

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Beyond the Supermarket


Explore the many ways to get your food - beyond the supermarket!
Community Supported Agriculture programs, food boxes and delivery, co-ops, community gardens, clubs…. meet the people behind them, find out what will work for you, and sign up!

Where: Nina Haggarty Arts Centre (Opposite Alberta Avenue Community League), 9225 - 118 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5G 0B1
When: March 20th, 2-5pm
Entry by donation to Slow Food Edmonton

If you are a farmer or coordinator who would like to be involved, please email [email protected] . Participation is free. If you cannot attend in person, consider sending one of your customers, or supply us with multiple copies of your information.

More details to be released soon. Find us on Facebook!

This event is a partnership between Slow Food Edmonton and Just Food Edmonton, and will be run in conjunction with Seedy Sunday.

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Nettie Wiebe Food Sovereignty

Nettie Wiebe

Friday, March 4th, 7 to 9 pm
The Edmonton Public Library (Edmonton Room) downtown
Donations accepted at the door

We have the honour of hosting this evening with Nettie Wiebe.
Nettie is a founding member of La Via CampesinaLa Via Campesina an international organization in support of the peasant farmer and food sovereignty.

Food Sovereignty is a concept aimed at ensuring farmers and local communities have control over their food systems and that these are fair and sustainable, with caring for the environment a vital key. Nettie Wiebe was the first female President of the Canadian National Farmers Union. She walks her talk based upon her background as a Canadian Farmer, an elected Canadian Politician and her work as an international activist for change.

“Agriculture is the junction of the need for food and saving our ecology”, says Ms Wiebe. “Family farms and farming families are on this ecological frontline.”

Please do not miss this incredible opportunity to listen to Nettie speak and to talk with her about these critical issues of our time.

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Michael Schmidt Canada’s Raw Milk Advocate

An Evening with Michael Schmidt
March 23rd 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Edmonton Public Library (downtown)
6th Floor, Room 5

Come and join us for our second evening with Michael Schmidt, Canada’s Raw Milk Advocate, as he presents information about his quest to align government policy across the provinces through education and information. Get informed!

Slow Food International’s position on raw milk can be found here.

Please contact Valerie at [email protected] is you want to support this cause through the day as Michael presents information to the court.

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An Evening with Michael Schmidt- Raw Milk Activist

Canada’s Raw Milk Advocate!
Read his blog: www.thebovine.wordpress.com

7pm, Feb 23rd, Stanley Miller Edmonton Public Library, Room 6.

Donations welcome at the door.

For information about the Slow Food Raw Milk campaign, visit Slow Food Raw Milk campaign

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Winter Solstice

A pot-luck for members only. The centrepiece of this second annual event will be a suckling pig!
Details will be sent out on the member’s email list. If you are a brand new member, please email info(at)slowfoodedmonton.com

What a great event! More info and pictures can be found here

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Terre Madre Day

Terra Madre Movie & Story Night

December 10, 2010

Movies:
The Endless Feast - filmed in Edmonton in 2009, in coordination with Economic Development Edmonton, Slow Food Edmonton, Film Garden Studios and Slow Food Members and Terra Madre Delegates! It’s really really fun. First public Edmonton Screening!

Overland: a moving documentary about a Canadian Prairies farming family.
AND MORE!

Food:
Ambers beer $2
Ensante Wine
plus drinks for non-drinkers
Osolmeatos chorizo and pecorino snack packs
and more!!!

Tickets are starting to sell. $17 members and students, $20 for your non-members friends

Click here for tickets using PayPal

or call Thea at 780 868 9763

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Dairy Farm Field Trip

To see photos and more about the trip follow this link

Slow Food Edmonton Dairy Farm Field Trip for members and friends
ONLY 50 seats will be available. SOLD OUT!

September 26, 2010
Depart 8:30 am SHARP from Southgate Shopping Centre Parking Lot (Southside)
10:30 am Sylvan Star Cheese: tour of farm and cheese making facility; cheese tasting; coffee, soup, and a biscuit
1:00 Depart to Bles World Dairy Farm
1:30 pm Bles World Dairy; tour of farm and yogurt making facility; yogurt tasting
3:30 Depart to Eco Cafe
5:00 Eco Cafe for Dinner (details to follow)
7:00 Depart Eco Cafe for Edmonton
8:00 Arrive at Southgate Shopping Centre Parking Lot (Southside)

Cost: 75 dollars includes
- continental breakfast enroute, 2 tours, tastings, lunch, dinner and transportation
- does not include bus driver tip

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Beer and Boar BBQ

SOLD OUT!

Back by popular demand! Slow Food Edmonton’s annual Beer and Boar BBQ takes place on Sunday August 8 2010, at Alley Kat Brewery (9929-60 Avenue) from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
This celebration of local food and drink features beer samplings and brewery tours of Edmonton’s award-winning microbrewery, Alley Kat.
In addition to wild boar from Mayerthorpe’s Hog Wild Specialties, the menu will feature various local, regional, seasonal side dishes. Live music by Martin Kerr and great door prizes! Tickets are $40 for members, $50 for non-members. Tickets are sold out.

Note: Tickets purchased online may be picked up at the event entrance.
Slow Food Members will be required to show proof of membership.

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Wood-Fired Solstice

Wood Fired Solstice Dinner
Saturday June 19th 5:00 P.M.

Members Only Event

SOLD OUT!

Enjoy the longest night of the year with Sophia, our hot and tempestuous
wood-fired oven!

Pot Luck with a twist!

Instead of bringing prepared dishes, we need you to bring raw ingredients
(locally sourced) to be fired in the oven.

We will need your hands to help prepare the dishes, so be prepared to roll
up your sleeves!

The Menu

  • Hand Made Artisan Pizzas
  • Roasted Vegetable Salad
  • Oven Roasted Fowl
  • Oven Roasted Potatoes
  • Solstice Green Salad
  • Roasted Fruit Compote with Pannacotta

How will it work?

We have oven room to feed 30 people. There is no cost for this event, other
than the ingredients you bring.

Just Email [email protected] with the number of persons that are attending

We will contact you with an ingredient list and the amount that we need you
to bring. Any special instructions for the ingredients/dish will be shared
at that time. Bring a beverage if you wish to partake, and we will supply
some as well. The address and directions will be supplied at that time.

Even if the weather is un-cooperative, we will still cook outside and enjoy
the meal inside!

Cheers!

Your hosts Colleen Ingoldsby and Vincent Roy

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