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Archive for February 3, 2010
Go Green, Go Healthy Fair - February 6th in Fremont
February 3, 2010 by Sara Zoe.
Some great (informative!) fun to be had this Saturday, 9:30-2 in Fremont.
Ellis School Go Green, Go Healthy Fair
Saturday, February 6, 2010 9:30 am – 2:00 pm Ellis School 432 Main Street Freemont, NH 03044
Please join us for this fun and rejuvenating day while learning how to save money, green your life and enhance your health and well being.
We are excited to welcome the following local businesses:
• Flatbread Pizza • Happy Fleece • Hannaford Grocery Store • Stoneyfield Yogurt • Seacoast Hospice • Energy Audits Unlimited • Red Worms, Green Earth • Whole Life Health Care • and many, many more!
This free, family-friendly event will also include massage, chiropractic care, natural cleaning ideas, nutrition ideas, energy conservation tools, stress reduction services, face painting, and healthy food samples.
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NOFA-NH Winter Conference March 6
February 3, 2010 by Sara Zoe.
We’re very excited to see Sharon Astyk as the keynote speaker at this year’s NOFA-NH conference!
Winter Conference “A Place at the Table”
NOFA NH
Saturday, March 6, 8am - 5:30pm
Rundlett Middle School, Concord
The Winter Conference is the premiere gathering of New Hampshire’s organic food and agriculture community: farmers, gardeners, localvores, educators, and consumers joining together. This year our keynote speaker Sharon Astyk, will speak to us on “…central issues of our century. Coming to the table together is going to be the great challenge of our times, and it is the one I care most deeply about.”
Please join us for over 40 workshops, including some led by teens and programs for Youth and Children. This year herbalists from the NH Herbal Network will be leading several of the sessions. Plan on strolling through the popular Green Market Fair where vendors and a farmers’ market offer all things green and organic. nofanh.org/
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