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Archive for July 11, 2008
NH Eat Local Week is coming!
July 11, 2008 by Sara Zoe.
We’re creating NH Eat Local Week to celebrate all of the local food that is grown and raised in NH. Our farmers have a lot to offer, and what better way to discover more about our state, support our farming community members, encourage food self-reliance, and make a positive impact on our environment than a week of local eating!
NH Eat Local Week will be from August 3-9, 2008 and everyone is welcome to join in!
Visit the NH Eat Local Week website to learn more >
We’re hoping NH residents all over the state take part. Start making your plans now for NH Eat Local Week! Participation is open ended and suited to whatever you would like to do to eat and enjoy NH grown foods. We’ve created a challenge to get you started, but we’re also hoping to hear from chefs, organizers, institutions, and individuals across the state about their plans for NH Eat Local Week.
Questions and comments welcome here or at sarazoe @ seacoasteatlocal . org
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