Slow Food Columbia

👏 for our board member Jamie Browder & his awesome work to create a school garden!

We are still looking for volunteers for our shifts this week at all locations. Please sign up to volunteer here: ow.ly/z11i50yY4D3

Hey cast-iron Twitter? How gleaming are your skillets right now?

Today, @FoodShareSC delivered boxes of fresh food to Columbia neighborhoods. They’re doing it again next week. Find out more here: foodsharesc.org

While we're stuck at home, now's the perfect time to try a new hobby. @SlowFoodCola has introduced #sodacitysprouts to create a gardening community in Columbia. Whether you're a pro or a beginner, we're all in this together. 🥬 slowfoodcola.org

Happening today! We will have local restaurant leaders here volunteering and we welcome anyone who needs food assistance to come out.

Thanks for sharing #SodaCitySprouts, @colatoday!

Celebrating #NationalAgDay day with #SodaCitySprouts! Take a 📷 & tag us! We want to see what you’re growing this spring: slowfoodcola.org

Doing my best to #shoplocal. Today’s agenda included stops to visit @sarahmcsimmons at Small Sugar, @IndahCoffee, Crave Artisan Market and BeBeep in @ForestAcresSC. I’m also thankful for wine from @CraftAndDraftSC & @Spottedsalama Chick & Dumplings for dinner. 🙌

You can make a difference by joining us on the front line of the #COVIDー19 crisis. Whether that’s by volunteering, making a monetary donation, or a non perishable food donation - you can help us feed our neighbors in need. Learn more at harvestHope.org

We're here to help. 💙 If you or someone you know needs assistance finding food 🍎, paying housing bills 🔌, or other essential services, tap the link to find your local 211 services: untdwy.org/2wirNpC #Team211 #LiveUnited #COVID19 #CoronaVirusUpdate

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Pay any amount and become a Slow Food member today! It’s Give What You Can Day: bit.ly/382umdC #GivingTuesday

On #GivingTuesday you choose your membership fee, making it a great time to join Slow Food! Find out how you can sign up or renew on this Give What You Can Day: slowfoodcola.org

An Oklahoma man exploring his Cherokee roots started planting ancient varieties of corn. A mix of Cherokee, Osage, and Pawnee varieties produced "Glass Gem," a beautiful, rainbow-colored corn. n.pr/35B7v6N

Thanks everyone for lending a hand! Heirloom vegetables planted @HistColumbia!

Beautiful out here! Not too late to stop by @HistColumbia Robert Mills House and help us plant a winter vegetable garden! (Did we say we have homemade cookies?)

We’d love to see you after work for some light gardening+local food history. Gorgeous day for making a winter vegetable garden with @HistColumbia! bit.ly/32KL2Cu

Join us tomorrow after work to plant a winter vegetable garden @HistColumbia & get some hands-on experience with local food history! bit.ly/32KL2Cu

Thursday, help us plant heirloom vegetables @HistColumbia! Light gardening+a chance to learn about local food history: bit.ly/32KL2Cu