Wild & Scenic Foody Films Night Now July 9th

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Wild & Scenic Foody Films Live Virtual Event

We are happy to announce that our Foody Films night will now take place on Thursday, July 9th. A selection of Wild & Scenic Film Festival’s past Official Selections will be featured in a Live Virtual Event. These food-themed films will be broadcast live online in partnership with the BriarPatch Food Co-op. 

Make it DINNER and movie night! For this event we are partnering with the BriarPatch Food Co-op to offer you dinner-to-go. BriarPatch is a proud sponsor of this event, subsidizing the cost of the dinners to ensure that 100 percent of proceeds support the work of SYRCL to protect our local watershed.


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See menu offerings and pricing via the Get Your Tickets button to the right.  Please submit your order before July 5th. Your take-out dinner will be ready for you to pick up on July 9th, before the movies start.

When: Thursday, July 9

“Doors” at 6:30pm – Films at 7:00pm (Pacific)

Where: Streaming online, use the Get Your Tickets button to register

This is a FREE event, donations welcome.*

*Proceeds from this event support the South Yuba River Citizens League. 

The Films:

Seeding Our Future (10 min) – Sierra Harvest educates, inspires and connects families to fresh, local seasonal foods through farm to school education, training the next generation of farmers and supporting low-income families in growing food at home. Their programs reach 96% of the K-8 students in Western Nevada County, CA. Prepare to get inspired by this regional model of food systems change.

Soil Carbon Cowboys (12 min) – Many people talk about the cattle business as a big environmental problem. Cattle, when properly grazed, offer solutions to soil health, animal health, human health, water supply and food nutrition. It’s a brave new world, and it’s below our feet.

Evolution of Organic (87 min) – Told by those who built the movement, Evolution of Organic is the story of organic agriculture. A motley crew of back-to-the-landers, spiritual seekers and farmers’ sons and daughters reject chemical farming and set out to explore organic alternatives. It’s a heartfelt journey of change – from a small band of rebels to a cultural transformation in the way we grow and eat food. By now organic has gone mainstream, split into an industry-oriented toward bringing organic to all people and a movement that has realized a vision of sustainable agriculture. It’s the most popular and successful outgrowth of the environmental impulse of the last fifty years.

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