Please see message from Randy below and Thank you Randy for the great idea!
It's on! VV's BIGGEST POTLUCK yet took place at Heritage Hall a
week before Thanksgiving 2010, on Monday October 4. This was Main Street
Neighbourhood's party to organize and show off what we can do!
We started the evening with family-friendly activities at 6 and then
tapped deeper into Storm Brewery's local best along with wild, danceable
music as the evening progresses.
This was a showcase of local foods, locally prepared, and shared. Everyone took
the opportunity to test out a new Thanksgiving recipe or learn from
others. We showcased the "2 Block Diet" and urban agriculture.
There was no cost to anyone (except beer drinkers--but the beer was nicely-priced).
We had done this once before, under the banner of NOWBC, and we can do
it again. Volunteers were welcome, and many hands made light work!
Main Street Neighbourhood Village
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Description
Our Transition Town on and around Main Street is at the centre of the city.
We hold monthly potlucks and workshops the first Tuesday of every month at Little Mountain Neighbourhood House.
Sign-up for our monthly potluck & workshop reminders here.
Join us, meet neighbors, share skills and we'll help you relocalize!
VV's BIGGEST POTLUCK yet took place at Heritage Hall Oct 4th, 2010
by Anya Chase
Sep 15, 2010
It's on! VV's BIGGEST POTLUCK yet took place at Heritage Hall a
week before Thanksgiving 2010, on Monday October 4. This was Main Street
Neighbourhood's party to organize and show off what we can do!
We started the evening with family-friendly activities at 6 and then
tapped deeper into Storm Brewery's local best along with wild, danceable
music as the evening progresses.
This was a showcase of local foods, locally prepared, and shared. Everyone took
the opportunity to test out a new Thanksgiving recipe or learn from
others. We showcased the "2 Block Diet" and urban agriculture.
There was no cost to anyone (except beer drinkers--but the beer was nicely-priced).
We had done this once before, under the banner of NOWBC, and we can do
it again. Volunteers were welcome, and many hands made light work!