W**d and Feed at the Pemberton Secondary School Farm
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Join us on Thursday, July 17th, from 5:30-7:30pm for a fun evening of weeding followed by a free community dinner made from farm-fresh vegetables!
This is a great opportunity to support and celebrate the Pemberton Secondary School Farm, get your hands in the ground, and build community.
On the menu is chili (vegan, GF), garden salad, and a zucchini bread dessert - all featuring produce grown by the school farm!
Please bring your own bowls and cutlery if you can.
We hope to see you there!
**Please RSVP** by emailing Nikki at Y29vcmRpbmF0b3IgfCBzdGV3YXJkc2hpcHBlbWJlcnRvbnNvY2lldHkgISBjb20= - just say "I'm in for the W**d and Feed!"
This event will take place at the Pemberton Secondary School Garden while the school is closed for the summer. Nearest washrooms are in town next to the new Visitors Centre.
Learn more about the school farm on our website: https://stewardshippembertonsociety.com/pss-garden
We want to acknowledge that this event will be hosted on the traditional and unceded lands of the Lilwat Nation. When celebrating growing food it is important to reflect on and uplift the original stewards of this land.
This is a great opportunity to support and celebrate the Pemberton Secondary School Farm, get your hands in the ground, and build community.
On the menu is chili (vegan, GF), garden salad, and a zucchini bread dessert - all featuring produce grown by the school farm!
Please bring your own bowls and cutlery if you can.
We hope to see you there!
**Please RSVP** by emailing Nikki at Y29vcmRpbmF0b3IgfCBzdGV3YXJkc2hpcHBlbWJlcnRvbnNvY2lldHkgISBjb20= - just say "I'm in for the W**d and Feed!"
This event will take place at the Pemberton Secondary School Garden while the school is closed for the summer. Nearest washrooms are in town next to the new Visitors Centre.
Learn more about the school farm on our website: https://stewardshippembertonsociety.com/pss-garden
We want to acknowledge that this event will be hosted on the traditional and unceded lands of the Lilwat Nation. When celebrating growing food it is important to reflect on and uplift the original stewards of this land.
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