Archive for January, 2009

Slow Food Calgary

Slow Food Resolutions

Posted January 4th, 2009 by Tonya Lailey

Welcome to 2009.

Slow Food Calgary invites you to enter the New Year with a good meal, a glass of wine and congenial company. Spend this winter evening with Slow Food Calgary’s president, poet, educator, author and advocate dee Hobsbawn-Smith. She will share her annual ruminations on how to live a Slower life in Calgary, in Alberta, in winter. And, in spring, summer and autumn.

A New Year offers another opportunity to make a small change or two towards Slow living, and inspiration can arrive in small or unexpected ways.

Dinner and a glass of wine included.

Think local. Think hopeful. Think Slow.

Save the date. Join us for Slow Food Resolutions.

Date: Monday, 12 January 2009
Time: 6:30 pm
Location: The Cookbook Co. Cooks main floor kitchen, 722-11 Ave. SW
Price: $35 members, $45 not-yet-members
Tix: The Cookbook Co. Cooks, phone 403-265-6066 

Events

Slow Food Calgary's 9th Annual Feast of Fields
Sep 12, 2010
at Rouge Restaurant, 1240 - 8th Ave. SE, in the garden. Rain or shine.

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December 10th is Terra Madre Day

Start planning for Terra Madre Day 2010!  Click here to reach the Slow Food International Terra Madre Day website, complete with PRESS KIT and organizer’s GUIDE to hosting a Terra Madre Day event.

Giving that is Good, Clean and Fair: Slow Food Membership Gift Certificates

NOW AVAILABLE…Gift Certificates for Slow Food Calgary Membership. Just fill out the contact form, specifying your request.Instructions regarding payment and receipt of certificate will follow your request.It is simple, sustainable and ethical gift giving at its best. 

Students and Youth: We want to hear from you!

Slow Food Calgary would like to work with students and our youth to spread the Slow Food message. We want to hear from young people who care about a healthy, sustainable and delicious food supply for the future.

We want to talk to you about how Slow Food’s vision for Good, Clean and Fair food for the planet may gain life in the places where young people study, work and play.

Click here to learn more about Slow Food International and its Youth Food Movement.

Get involved in the future of food. Students and Youth, we really do want to hear from you: Contact us at Slow Food Calgary.

Slow Food Calgary Annual Report 2008

Click here to access the report.

Slow Food Network

Discover the international world of Slow Food at www.slowfood.com

Slow Food & the Community

Late Summer Canning
There are moments that are magic, and events that are alchemy. You never know when they will arrive, or with whom. All you can do is raise your face to the sky and say thank-you.

Canning with Penny and Tony Marshall was one of those moments. Learn more »

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