Join in the fun!
Grow Food Party
Saturday, November 14th
10:00 AM
At the home of Susan Williams
950 a Woodland Ave #41
(go into park R onto first street L on last street)
Contact phone number is: (805) 649-3037
This will be a time for all those who have received a garden all those who have assisted with a garden and all those who want a garden to get together and help another gardener grow!!
Many hands make light work and happy hearts, especially when music, laughter, cooking, gratitude, children, elders, and a party atmosphere infuse the process. We will be sharing all kinds of gardening tips, resources, secret methods and we encourage all participants to attend the Culinary Club’s Recipe Swap & Tasting Social at 3 PM!
A lot of people have asked How-it-Works to get a garden so CLICK HERE to see an explanation.
If you have any questions feel free to email us at: growfoodpartycrew@yahoo.com
Or call (805) 646-0477
RSVP if you can or just show up!
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