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2008 Events **Subject to change**

Most events have free admission, some have fees for parking. 

All are suitable for families, and some encourage kids to participate in the fun!

Phoenix Public Market (details below): Two Saturdays per month in 2008 TBD

Saturday, September 20 10 - 4 UJCC Asian Crafts & Food Faire United Japanese Christian Church 136 N Villa Ave. Clovis, CA

Sun. Sept. 28 10 - 6 New Mexico Aki Matsuri 2008 at the National Hispanic Cultural Center at 4th St. and Bridge Ave

Sat. Oct. 11 Eden Holiday Craft Fair Marina Community Center 15301 Wicks Blvd. San Leandro, CA

Where: 721 N. Central Ave.
SE Corner of Central Ave. & E. McKinley St.
(2 blocks S of Roosevelt) map
• Free parking on lot and street available
• VISA, MasterCard
• Food Stamps and AZ Farmers Market Nutrition Program (AZ FMNP) checks accepted

Community Food Connections is a 501 c 3 non-profit organization established in 2002 to alleviate hunger and create food sufficiency for low-income households through community and economic development. Their work includes:

  • Hunger Prevention through the Arizona Farmers' Market Nutrition Program, the EBT at Farmers' Market Project.
  • Building self-reliant local and regional food systems with strategies that include creating and offering on-going workshops to develop community leaders and community solutions to meet local food needs, develop infrastructure to support identified strengths and address gaps.
  • Creating and supporting local and regional economic and community development activities like the Downtown Phoenix Public Market and a pilot Farm to Cafeteria Program in order to improve overall quality of life and create healthier choices for Arizona households.

Saturdays 8 - 1p.m. Summer hours 8 - noon
Phoenix Public Market
Year-round rain or shine Saturdays. 

 http://www.phoenixpublicmarket.com/


As you shop at a farmers' market this week you may meet up with an old acquaintance or make a new friend, try something new...or, taking a walk in your neighborhood you may also discover a community garden - a place of many uses and seasons: besides fruits and vegetables, gardens grow relationships, creativity, and communication. They offer a place to enjoy the beauty and solace of nature even in the midst of an urban setting.

The market, the garden, the kitchen, the hearth, the dinner table, all build around la olla com ú n (common pot) where food creates connections. Where smells, sounds, sights, and some of the best ideas are generated in a hundred daily ways. Food - getting it, growing it, selling it, buying it, cooking it, eating it, making sure everyone has enough of it , just has its ways of bringing people together. And where people come together there is community. Where there is community, individual ideas, dreams and strength connect and can be made even greater. *ALL FROM http://www.foodconnect.org/

 

Store that carries Pat on the Back products

Purrsuasions 7120 E. 5th Ave. Scottsdale, AZ 85251-3208 480-481-0775 Cat water totes only

 

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