Saturday, May 17 and Sunday, May 18, 12-3pm. Newton Community Farm (303 Nahanton St., Newton). Get your garden started with strong, healthy plants grown right here at Newton Community Farm. The NCF seedling sale is a favorite local tradition for … Read More
Wednesday, June 11, 7pm. Eliot Church of Newton (474 Center St., Newton Corner). The Creation Care Team of the Eliot Church of Newton will hold a plant-based potluck supper to hear from Urban Larson on the topic of “Sustainable Investment.” … Read More
Thursday, May 1, 7 pm. UMass Mount Ida Campus, Campus Center Auditorium (100 Carlson Avenue, Newton). Join Newton Community Farm as they present “Food for All: The Challenges and Opportunities for Feeding Our Community.” This insightful panel discussion will feature: … Read More
Sunday, May 4, 6pm. First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton (FUUSN Parish Hall, 1326 Washington Street, West Newton). The UU Plant-Based Eating Club invites you to a potluck dinner where you can socialize (and have fun!) with like-minded people. Join … Read More
Exciting news just in time for Earth Month! Charles E. Brown Middle School became the first middle school in the Newton Public Schools to implement food scrap collection in the cafeteria. Brown has joined the ranks of five NPS elementary … Read More
Sunday, April 27, 12-4pm. Newton North High School parking lot (457 Walnut St., Newton). Join us for Newton’s annual Earth Day Festival, a celebration of all things green for the whole family. Groove to live music and savor delicious food … Read More
Newton Community Farm (NCF) is the city’s only remaining working farm, dedicated to sustainability, education, and community. Founded in 2006 to preserve the historic Angino Farm, NCF now produces over 50,000 pounds of food annually on just one acre of … Read More
Food waste is a big issue – and there’s something you can do about it. Commit to challenging yourself to wasting less food today. Spoonfuls, one of the largest food recovery operations in New England, is celebrating Earth Month in … Read More
In this webinar, Spoonfuls and the Harvard Law School Food Law and Policy Clinic will bust the persistent myths around “expiration dates” on food, and set the record straight. We’ll discuss: The origins of food date labeling, including how a … Read More
Newton curbside composting with Black Earth Compost began in 2019! Since then cost has come down almost 50%. The service plans are as low as $7 per month and the starter kit is free. You also get a voucher for … Read More
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