Santa Barbara Fermentation Festival

Saturday, August 24, 2013 from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PDT)

Goleta, CA

Ticket Information

Ticket Type	Sales End	Price	Fee	Quantity
Adult Ticket - 18yrs+ This ticket is for adults 12 yrs and older	Ended	$16.00	$1.87
Child Ticket - 3-11yrs This ticket is for attendees between 3 and 11 years old. Attendees 2 years and younger are FREE.	Ended	$6.00	$1.32
Student Ticket - 12-25yrs more info This ticket is for students 12yrs-25yrs [high school and college students MUST have a valid student id]	Ended	$12.00	$1.65
Family 4-pack This ticket is for 2 Adult + 2 Child attendees.	Ended	$34.00	$2.86
Donate to Fairview Gardens more info Help Fairview Gardens complete their new farm stand! ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE - please use tax id 93-1213893 and your receipt when filing your return “Fairview Gardens builds critical connections between community, agriculture and education by: Innovating and producing safe, organic, locally-grown foods in a sustainable manner Serving as a community-based educational resource Advocating for appropriately scaled, healthy food systems, and Providing engaging, hands-on experience with farming” VISION We envision a sustainable world for future generations where knowing the source of food is common knowledge and being connected to nature is common practice. CORE VALUES Sustainability – We are able to replenish what we use and leave this world better than we found it. Community – A place for people to gather, celebrate and rejuvenate Learning – Days filled with inspiration and excitement to learn about everything that keeps us alive Abundance – As a community farm, food and resources flow to to the people, while the farm thrives. http://www.fairviewgardens.org/	Ended

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Event Details

3rd Annual Santa Barbara

Fermentation Festival

Come get cultured!

The 3rd Annual Santa Barbara Fermentation Festival showcases local and regional experts on the history, benefits and how-to's of fermented foods. This all-ages experiential one-day festival provides the opportunity to learn, taste and experience the art of making ferments and empowers you to take home and apply your newfound knowledge.

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Speakers

11:30am: Mark McAfee - Raw Milk: It's Good to be Good to Your Gut

12:15pm: Maya Schoop - Chocolate Fermentation

12:45pm: Mark Tollefson - Fairview Gardens Address

1pm: Donna Gates - The Inner Ecology and Your Health

2:15pm: Kathryn Graham - Milk Made Eternal

2:45pm: Michael Graham - Salumi

3:30pm: Hannah Crum - Kombucha Journey

4:15pm: AJ DeNecochea - Kombucha: Unique Methods & Flavoring

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Hands-On Workshops and Demos - full schedule below

coconut kefir, cultured vegetables, sauerkraut, sourdough, pirate elixirs, root beer, dairy kefir, ginger brew, and compost tea

take home your own jar of sauerkraut and a sourdough starter!

11:15am: Farmhouse Culture - Sauerkraut

12pm: Genuine Bread Company - DIY Sourdough: Culturing Homemade Bread

12:45pm: Blaine McAfee - Raw Kefir

1:30pm: Monica Ford - Probiotic Sodas

2:30pm: Donna Gates - Coconut Kefir + Cultured Vegetables

3:30pm: Susann Edmonds - Jabberwocky - Celebrating with Food and More!

4:15pm: Oscar Carmona - Fermenting Soil Fertility w/ Compost Teas

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DIY Pickle Station

Learn how to make homemade dill pickles with Dave Ehreth of Sonoma Brinery

Cultured Petting Zoo

feel, look and play with kefir grains, sourdough starters, kombucha SCOBYs and all kinds of other fermentation cultures - take a tour of the zoo with Hannah Crum of Kombucha Kamp

Performances

The Honey Sticks, Jabberwocky Foods Pirates, Patti the Pickle and local Santa Barbara musicians will provide festive entertainment throughout the day

Locavore Lunch

SOL Food Kitchen + Nimita's Indian Cuisine will serve up farm to table food with a side of fermentation PLUS sprouted almond milk sorbet by Sugar and Salt Creamery for dessert! [lunch is sold a la carte]

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Vendors

local and regional food and beverage artisans, fermentation supplies, books and community organizations

Sonoma Brinery * Farmhouse Culture * Mountain Feed & Farm Supply * Genuine Bread Company * Liquid Chi Kombucha * Goodland Kitchen * Body Ecology Diet * Isla Vista Food Co-op * Conscious Kombucha * Imlak'esh Organics * Casitas Valley Creamery * Kombucha Kamp * SB Sourdough * Valley Brewers * Crazy Good Bread * Health-Ade * Olivos Del Mar * Tonix * Sugar & Salt Creamery * SOL Food Kitchen * Nimita's Cuisine * Equinox Naturopathic Medicine * Weston A. Price Foundation * Healing Grounds Nursery * Jabberwocky Foods * SB Organic Kitchen * Alchemy Vinegar Works * Fat Uncle Farms * Fairview Gardens * Planet Medicine * Kotuku Superfoods * Alchemy Arts Cafe * Culture Club 101 *

*lunch, fermented foods, supplies and other goodies will be for sale - make sure to bring extra cash to spend at the vendor area and a cooler to store purchases.

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Proceeds from this event benefit Fairview Gardens Center for Urban Agriculture and the completion of their new farm stand!

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Thank you to our 2013 sponsors!

Have questions about Santa Barbara Fermentation Festival? Contact Cultivate Events

When & Where

Fairview Gardens Center for Urban Agriculture
598 N Fairview Ave
Goleta, CA 93117

Saturday, August 24, 2013 from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PDT)

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