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Slow Food First Coast News & Events

Fall 2010 School Garden Grant Application

Slow Food First Coast is offering three St. Johns County teachers the opportunity to receive a school garden kit valued at over $250! Please click here for more information.

Richard on NPR's First Coast Connect!

If you missed Richard Villadoniga talking about the Slow Food First Coast School Garden Grants on NPR, click on the following link and listen to the last 10 minutes or so of Melissa Ross' s First Coast Connects Show:

http://www.wjct.org/mp3/fcc/fccaug3010.mp3

Julington Creek teacher and past SFFC School Garden Grant winner Joan Deloney on the school garden program:

"My students from last year took home the plants and grew them all summer.  I had at least 5 students who put in their own garden at home.  It truly was a great experience and I am looking forward to doing it again this year.  My 2010-2011 students are just as excited to get started."

New Snail of Approval!

Pastiche, in Jacksonville, is a cozy and intimate dining establishment under the creative team of Chef Eric and Donna Fritsche. They have been serving up locally sourced favorites and imaginative French offerings with local Florida ingredients for the past eight years. Click here for more information!

The Augustine Grille, in Ponde Vedra Beach, is serving up home grown farm and artisan products in an upscale, classically elegant setting in the Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort and Spa. Click here for more information!

Florida Market Maker

Check this out! Whether you are in Orlando, Jacksonville, Miami, or Tallahassee you can find a restaurant, farmers market, or retailer that use local agriculture or local resources.

Monterey Bay Aquarium: Pocket Seafood Guide

The Monterey Bay Aquarium in California has a guide that recommends which seafood to buy or avoid, helping consumers and businesses become advocates for ocean-friendly seafood! You can search online, print a pocket guide or, download a mobile version for your phone! Click here for more details!

 

From the Slow Food USA Blog