Find information below about upcoming events you can participate in, our previous projects that we have been involved in, and find the markets, grocery stores and pop-ups where we will be selling our plants and seeds!
We host school and community groups at our farm for hands-on learning about the different phases of growing food, from seed to harvest.
SATURDAY May 6th Find our booth at the Cut Fruit Collective Joy on Joice street festival celebrating AAPI joy and creation! We will be featuring
Stay tuned for more upcoming workshops!
Join us for our third and final event in the Growing Ancestral Foods workshop series! Saturday, October 14th, 2023 Inspired by the mid-autumn festival, this
An inside look at the Asian American Diaspora Workshop we held on May 12th at the @sjsugarden! It was so nourishing to spend a few hours
Highlights from our Growing Ancestral Foods seeding workshop held at the @asianbranchlibrary in Oakland Chinatown last April! In the workshop we created a space for getting familiar
This past two years we have partnered with school and community gardens in the Sacramento Area and Bay Area. If your school or community garden is interested in ordering plants or receiving a donation please send us an email!
As a part of the finale of National Farm to School month, our plants were planted in the Governor’s gardens by a local elementary school.
This past year we have donated plants and worked with garden educators and parents at the Alice Fong Yu school garden to grow culturally relevant
SAT April 27th 11 AM – 4 PM @ Taiwan Best Mart (2219 10th St, Sacramento)
SAT May 4th 10 AM – 4 PM @ Tokyo Fish Market (1220 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley)
SAT May 11th 11 AM – 4 PM @ Third Culture Bakery (2701 Eight St, Berkeley)
SAT May 18th 10 AM – 3 PM @ Healing Puso Health and Healing Clinic (Trinity Presbytarian Church, 1002 W 8th St, Stockton)
Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op
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Land Acknowledgement and Diversity Statement: We respectfully acknowledge that we are growing plants on the land of the Patwin people. We are committed to working towards dismantling the structures of land-based racism and oppression through our work in supporting BIPOC communities.
