Sunday, November 2, at 7 pm in our Sanctuary:

Falling in Love
with the Foodshed

It's more than food - it's a love story with our local land.

Everybody eats, but most of us are deeply disconnected from the source of our food and the people who grow it. In this keynote for Eat Local Week 2025, Community Harvest SRQ founder Don Hall and current Program Director Andrew Hudson will engage in a spirited dialogue about why cultivating regenerative local foodsheds is so important right now, how they each fell in love with our Sarasota-Bradenton foodshed, and what they envision for its future. Ask your questions, meet others interested in this topic, and find out how to get involved.
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Don Hall

Andrew Hudson

The two will begin by ‘catching up’ - what has happened both locally and globally since Don left Transition Sarasota to give leadership to the national and now international Transition Towns movement in 2016. Over the past nine years, on the plus side, acceptance of the reality of climate change has become ubiquitous, and at the same time, many problems have deepened. It all points to the need for building local resilience.

Cost: $10

Pre-Registration: Requested, though tickets will be available at the door
Find out more about Community Harvest SRQ at www.communityharvestsrq.org

Eat Local Week! This is one of 12+ events during the 2025 Eat Local Week. Check out Communityharvestsrq.org/eatlocalweek for a full list of events!

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​Available at the event:

​The Regeneration Handbook

Transform Yourself to Transform the World

The Regeneration Handbook offers an abundance of insights, stories, tools, and resources for experienced and aspiring changemakers to step into their power. By introducing readers to a different kind of activism, based on natural and universal patterns, it points the way to a truly just and regenerative future.

By: D​on Hall

Foreword By: Rob Hopkins

​Price: $29.99

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