Join the Newton Community Farm for a special online event for the entire community on Tuesday, October 20 at 7:30pm — ‘Crisis Farming: The Essential Work of Feeding a Community,’ featuring an insightful conversation with Farm Manager Greg Maslowe about the current challenges facing small community farms. Mother Earth podcast host and environmental lawyer Matt Pawa will interview Greg about how NCF has adapted and thrived during the pandemic and the role that the Farm plays in addressing local food security.
This event is FREE and open to all. Pre-registration is required to receive the link for this virtual event. Two lucky registrants will win food/farming book bundles from Newtonville Books. If you would like to contribute toward our fundraising goal, you can make your donation to the Newton Community Farm. Please invite your friends and family and help spread the word! This event is made possible in part by NCF’s premier sponsor The Village Bank and to community partners Green Newton and the Archstone Law Group.
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