Upcoming
Southside Community Farm is at Risk!
SCF is at risk of losing access to our main farm plot in the Southside neighborhood, where we have been farming for ten years. Southside Community Farm needs access to a permanent home where we can grow food, teach, and steward the land.
Learn more and find ways to support here.
Southside BIPOC Farmers Market
SCF hosts a farmers market in collaboration with other BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) vendors seasonally on the first Sunday of every month, May-October. Our farmers market is EBT accessible, offers Double SNAP for fruits and vegetables, and accepts Farm Fresh Produce Prescriptions. Some vendors are unable to accept credit/debit, so don’t forget to bring cash. Join us to purchase fresh, local foods and crafts, and to support Black and brown owned businesses!
Our next farmers market will be Sunday, October 6 from 1-4 PM at our new location at the Grant Center, 285 Livingston St.
Find more info about our BIPOC Farmers Market here.
Fourth Sunday Dinner
Join us for a potluck meal at the farm on the fourth Sunday of every month. Our next Sunday Dinner will be October 27 at 5 PM. It will be a Halloween Party, so bring party foods and wear a costume! All are welcome!
BIPOC Garden Days
Free, BIPOC-only workshops will be held on the following days in 2024:
- May 19, 11 AM-2 PM – caretaking the BIPOC herb garden
- June 30, 11 AM-2 PM – creating tinctures, oxymels, and infusions
- July 14, 4-6 PM – making herbal salves
- July 27, 4-6 PM – ritual as daily practice
- August 10, 3-5 PM – beading
- August 18, 2-4 PM at Southside Community Farm – natural dyeing
- September 7, 3-6 PM at Southside Community Farm – creating syrups and cordials
- September 29, 4-6 PM at Southside Community Farm – making fire cider
- October 12 & 13 – weekend long basket weaving class
- November 9 – soap making
- November 24 – giveaway ceremony & celebration
Please contact Southside Community Farm for workshop address. Many of these events will be held at a private residence, and not at our Southside Community Farm location.
Please note that these workshop spaces are only for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color).