Networking meetings
TUG quarterly networking meetings
Networking meetings are an opportunity to visit exciting UA projects in the city, connect with other urban growers and people working on food issues in the city. We do tours, invite guest speakers, promote discussion and provide growers with a chance to share their work with each other. Everyone is welcome!The next TUG networking meeting will be Wednesday, July 19 6:00-8:30 pm
6:00 pm: meet at Edible Allan GardensNorth of Gerrard St, east of Jarvis StJust south of the greenhousehttps://goo.gl/maps/M7D7swVTw1U2
6:45 move to Sherbourne Health Centre333 Sherbourne Streethttps://goo.gl/maps/tNha49sUDvu
As well as tours of the Edible Allan Gardens site and a few words about Building Roots, we'll hear from:Gillian Leitch of Bee Canada about initiatives to protect pollinatorsJessey Njau, Etobicoke farmer and organizer of Thistletown Farmers' Market
On September 15, the City of Toronto will declare the first official Urban Agriculture Day. This is an opportunity to highlight the range of exciting UA work in the city, while building support for urban agriculture.
We'll talk about how everyone can contribute to UADay and to nominate UA projects that deserve some limelight!
The next TUG networking meeting will be
Wednesday, July 19 6:00-8:30 pm
6:00 pm: meet at Edible Allan Gardens
North of Gerrard St, east of Jarvis St
Just south of the greenhouse
https://goo.gl/maps/M7D7swVTw1U26:45 move to Sherbourne Health Centre
333 Sherbourne Street
https://goo.gl/maps/tNha49sUDvuAs well as tours of the Edible Allan Gardens site and a few words about Building Roots, we'll hear from:
Gillian Leitch of Bee Canada about initiatives to protect pollinators
Jessey Njau, Etobicoke farmer and organizer of Thistletown Farmers' Market
On September 15, the City of Toronto will declare the first official Urban Agriculture Day. This is an opportunity to highlight the range of exciting UA work in the city, while building support for urban agriculture.
We'll talk about how everyone can contribute to UADay and to nominate UA projects that deserve some limelight!