Work , Learn, Eat & Celebrate!
Saturday, April 28 l 10am– 4 pm l Free
3000 Hurley Way, Sacramento l More info: 486-9686
Between Fulton and Watt Ave. Parking at Jonas Salk High Tech Academy
The day’s events at Soil Born Farm include:
Community Learning
Education Tables Hosted by:
Sacramento Area Community Garden Coalition,
a local group working to bring more community and
school gardens to the Sacramento area.
Edible Sacramento,
the magazine that celebrates the
harvest of the Sacramento Valley. Building ties between farmers, winemakers, food artisans and the rest of our community.
Green Sacramento,
specializing in green building and
design products including paint, fl ooring, beds and more.
Sacramento Hunger Coalition
which surrounds low-income housing with food-producing landscaping to
improve access to food that is affordable, nutritious, and culturally appropriate.
Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op,
a trusted source of natural foods and products and a reliable resource for
consumer information since 1973. Organic Sacramento, promoting regional collaboration
between farmers, consumers and businesses in encouraging organic, locally grown, and sustainable food systems. Jonas Salk Garden Leadership Club, a youth leadership
program of the SBFUAP dedicated to empowering youth with life skills and community service.

Soil Born Farm
Urban Agriculture Project
Sponsored by:
1900 Alhambra Blvd.
916 455.2667
Hours 7am–10pm
www.sacfoodcoop.com