Tag Archives: farmers market
Eat Local Challenge!
Happy May Day–and welcome to the SIXTH (–are we counting right, Stefanie?) Annual Eat Local Challenge. You can register and officially accept the challenge here. Just email (HogtownHomeGrown@gmail.com) your: First Name Last … Continue reading
What’s going on
Brighten your dreary day with some cool happenings: (Presented, as always, in no particular order) Today is the Spirit of Gainesville Awards, and you bet we’ll be covering that. Read … Continue reading
This, that and the Other…
Lots going on this week and next—here’s a summary, in no particular order: Tonight (June 7th, 2012) brings us Dance to Save our Springs with the Impostors, June 7th, (held … Continue reading
What’s going on? (For 5/22)
What’s going on this week? Quite a bit! As usual, in no particular order: Today is Wednesday, and for those who try and eat local, enjoy the sense of community … Continue reading
This, that and the other–May 15 ’12 edition
We’re enjoying the quiet, peaceful rainy day here in our diverse, always pleasantly busy town and wehope you are basking in the gentle raindrops as well. Feel like signing a … Continue reading
Spring Bounty Feast
Our recent trips to the farmers markets and the Coop truly announce that spring is here. Instead of the winter staple root vegetables, we see all sorts of leafy greens, … Continue reading
Wednesday Links
What we’ve been reading is brought to you by a photo one Mr. Storm Roberts shared on Facebook–one that we cannot get out of our head. What we’ve been reading: Chapter ends … Continue reading
Shoots and Sprouts
We’ll be honest: we had never heard of sunflower sprouts before. One of us, upon first reading about these in Hogtown Homegrown here, imagined tiny little sunflowers on the usual … Continue reading
Admire our curve
A pinch of this, a dash of that . . . We’re looking forward to Tuesday (August 30th), when of The Great A&P and the Struggle for Small Business in … Continue reading
Mmmmmm….Hogtown Homegrown
We don’t remember when this was–it was a couple year ago–but we picked up a white newsletter upon leaving Ward’s one day. Reading through the brief but informative newsletter, we … Continue reading
