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The Westside Food Security Collaborative and Kitsilano Neighbourhood House invite you to a vegetarian potluck (please bring a dish to share if you can) on August 3, 6-8 pm at the Neighbourhood House Hall, 2305 West 7th @ Vine. If you grow it, eat it, sell it, make it, serve it, throw it (or just plain love it) please join us. ...The evening will be an open space; come talk about what’s important to you about food on the…
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would like to invite you to the Southvan food security potluck at 6470victoria this dec4 1-430pm met Cylia Wong at the recent cedar cottage seed saving meeting and she was saying that to really generate a more secure supply of local heritage seeds we perhaps need some more experienced growers with a bit more land base to grow larger crops to share with our smaller growers so finding some simpatico established home owners would be a real help