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Urban Farm Bicycle Tour SOLD OUT |
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 Photo by Dustin Meyer
Discover Austin's local food-producing gems on a family-friendly bicycle tour on Saturday, December 1, including 20 optional stops at Austin's urban farms, community gardens and farmers markets—featuring farm tours, a wonderful array of chef-prepared snacks, local food products and a chance to win fabulous prizes!
Presented by Bicycle Sport Shop.
Ticket Prices (ALL SOLD OUT)
- Children under 12 free.
- $35 for pre-registration (offered till Nov. 30)
- $40 for day of tickets
Participating Farms (all including amazing chef-prepared snacks):
- Boggy Creek Farm
- Green Gate Farms
- HausBar Farm
- HOPE Farm *NEW
- HOPE Farmers Market
- Rain Lily Farm / Farmhouse Delivery
- Springdale Farm
- Urban Roots Farm
- And over 10 great community gardens!
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This past weekend Central Texas lost an amazing farmer and advocate for local food. Our thoughts are with her family at this difficult time.
Sarah Elizabeth Green Rowland
1958-2012
Sarah Elizabeth Green Rowland, 53, of Burnet, Texas, passed away August 24, 2012 after a courageous four-year battle with breast cancer. She was born November 12, 1958 in Montreal, Quebec, to Elizabeth and Anthony Green and graduated from Sir Robert Borden High School in Ottawa, Ontario in 1976.
She attended Christie Secretarial College in Cheltenham, England, before moving to Bermuda, where she worked as a legal secretary specializing in trademarks for Smith, Barnard & Diel Barristers and Attorneys in Hamilton, Bermuda.
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Thanks to everyone one who helped us celebrate our Edible Austin Fifth Anniversary! Here's a video commemorating the past 5 years.
Special thanks to Third Coast Activist and Paul Toohey of Placeslost |
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Edible Austin wins 2012 EDDY Awards! |
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Edible Austin took home two Eddy Awards this year at the 2012 Edible Communities Publishers Conference:
- BEST COVER, photography by Knoxy, Fall 2011
- BEST ELECTRONIC FEATURE for our video content accompanying our story on Valerie Broussard, forager for the W Austin, story and video by Terrence Henry, Fall 2011.
Edible Austin also was recognized as a finalist in five categories:
- Best Editorial: Food or Cooking Focused: Breaking Down a Chicken, by Zack Northcutt, photography by Jenna Noel, Edible Austin COOKS! 2011
- Best Editorial: Cooking Feature: Wild Game Meals, photography by Knoxy
- Best Editorial: Spread or Layout: Franklin Barbecue, story and photos by Marshall Wright, design by Jenna Noel, Summer 2011
- Best New Idea: 2011 Edible Texas Wine Food Match event, June 2011
- Best Website
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