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ECOSF's Sustainable Living and Adobe Building Fiesta
Date:
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Time:
11:00 AM
-
5:00 PM
Event Type:
Other
Organizer/Author:
Sam Hartman
Email:
Location Details:
The Event will be held at the School Farm on the campus of the School of the Arts- 555 Portola Dr. San Francisco. Parking is available on O’shaughnessy Blvd just before it crosses Portola. Close to 36, 44, 48, and 52 Muni lines. From the parking area on O’shaughnessy, proceed on foot to the right, down the hill towards the athletic field. The farm is behind the east bleachers across the field.
Join us for an interactive day of food, fun and creative solutions for community resilience, energy independence, and promoting traditional ecological knowledge as we celebrate the international climate change work day on 10-10-10.
We'll be making adobe bricks and sharing the time tested art of natural building, which emphasizes respect for traditional environmental knowledge and also shows us valuable low energy methods for making homes, community spaces, ovens and more. The bricks will then be used to build the outdoor classroom at the School Farm.
A basic acorn preparation workshop will highlight California's pre-colonial sustainable ecological food system based on oak trees and acorns. Learn about the staple crop that supported the indigenous people of California for thousands of years, long before fossil fuel powered agriculture.
See demonstrations of appropriate technology like solar ovens and dehydrators, rocket stove, compost toilet, pedal power, and cob oven.
The ovens will be blazing so bring something to bake, pizza toppings, or some other local fare to share and compare at our ultra local potluck party. We're asking people to go as lo....cal as they can go by bringing healthy, homemade food and drinks made from local ingredients. More local means less energy consumption and more power to the people!
We'll be making adobe bricks and sharing the time tested art of natural building, which emphasizes respect for traditional environmental knowledge and also shows us valuable low energy methods for making homes, community spaces, ovens and more. The bricks will then be used to build the outdoor classroom at the School Farm.
A basic acorn preparation workshop will highlight California's pre-colonial sustainable ecological food system based on oak trees and acorns. Learn about the staple crop that supported the indigenous people of California for thousands of years, long before fossil fuel powered agriculture.
See demonstrations of appropriate technology like solar ovens and dehydrators, rocket stove, compost toilet, pedal power, and cob oven.
The ovens will be blazing so bring something to bake, pizza toppings, or some other local fare to share and compare at our ultra local potluck party. We're asking people to go as lo....cal as they can go by bringing healthy, homemade food and drinks made from local ingredients. More local means less energy consumption and more power to the people!
For more information:
http://www.eco-sf.org
Added to the calendar on Fri, Sep 17, 2010 11:54AM
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