Urban Farm Re-planting on Saturday, September 7th (Rain Date is Sept 21st)Taste History Culinary ToursSaturday, September 7, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM (EDT) |
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Event Details
Volunteer Opportunities
for Re-Planting of the Urban Farm
in Downtown Boynton Beach (on S.E. 3rd Street)
Saturday, September 7, 2013 - 8am to 12 Noon
(Rain Date is September 21st)
Volunteer Registration is Required
Registration is Free
Volunteering is Free
The non-profit Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History (MLFH) conducts the Taste History Culinary Tours. MLFH has adopted the Urban Farm in Boynton Beach for its re-planting is coordinating the volunteers for on Saturday, September 7, 2013. People are invited to volunteer for the re-planting. It will be a rewarding learning experience. The re-planting of the Urban Farm will expose volunteers to agriculture, locally grown foods, fruits and vegetables and sustainability efforts for local and Urban Farms. The Urban Farm is operated by the non-profit Boynton Community Caring Center. MLFH/Taste History proud to have adopted the Urban Farm for the re-planting on September 7th. The rain date is Saturday, September 21st. Click here to read the blog.
Here are more specifics about volunteering:
- Saturday, September 7, 2013 from 8am to 12 noon (Saturday, September 21st is rain date)
- Volunteers need to wear a light cotton shirt (preferably long sleeves for better insulation and sun protection)
- Volunteers need to eat breakfast and drink at least 8 0z of water before arriving
- Volunteers need to bring hats and wear sunscreen and wear bug repellent
- Volunteers need to bring their own gardening gloves
- Urban Farm organization will provide all gardening tools
- Urban Farm organization will provide bathrooms
- Urban Farm organization will provide water and brunch on-site
- Urban Farm is operated by the non-profit Boynton Community Caring Center
- IMPORTANT: The re-planting involves physical activity that includes volunteers shoveling, raking, and bending over to pull weeds and plant seeds.
- Volunteer sign-up is required and is done on-line. Volunteer spaces are limited
- Location of farm is on SE 3rd Street between E. Boynton Beach Blvd. & Ocean Avenue in Downtown Boynton Beach. Public parking is located near the Urban Farm on S.E. 3rd Street or park at the Secret Garden Café located at 410 E. Boynton Beach Blvd., Boynton Beach (its near railroad tracks).Volunteers can walk a short distance to farm.
Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History
Taste History Culinary Tours
P.O. Box 6127
Delray Beach, FL 33482
561-243-2662 / Fax: 561-243-9916/ Cellular for emergencies: 561-706-9420
Click this link to read about Taste History tour visits to the Urban Farm:
http://tastehistoryculinarytours.blogspot.com/2013/01/fried-green-tomatoes-dill-from-urban.html
When & Where
Urban Farm in Boynton Beach, Florida
Southeast 3rd Street
Boynton Beach,
FL 33435
Saturday, September 7, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM (EDT)
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Accolades
"Taste History Culinary Tours: Dive into Palm Beach's Food Scene" - USA Today 10 Best
The global news agency, The Culture Trip, has selected Taste History as one of the
Best Food Events in the State of Florida.
http://tastehistoryculinarytours.blogspot.com/2014/08/taste-history-ranked-in-floridas-10.html
Taste History is "one of the established food tours in Florida" - Huffington Post
Taste History is Ranked # 4 by Tripbuzz
“Food tours are a fun way to experience any new city. The best tour provider...is Taste History Culinary Tours of Historic Palm Beach County. Food and beverages are included in all tour
prices.” TripBuzz
"...exceptional...wonderfully educational and tasty tour..."
Discover the Palm Beaches (Palm Beach County’s Tourism Bureau)
"Top things to do" The Palm Beach Post
“Approved” designation by Tasting Table
"Staycation" recommendation from the Miami Herald
"History has never been so delicious...Taste History Culinary Tours in Palm Beach County gives you a cultural tour that’s punctuated with tastings from the area’s must-try restaurants, bakeries, and food stands..."Florida Travel + Life Magazine
"...restaurant-centric historical tour..." The Palm Beach Daily's The Dish
"Delicious History Lesson..." New Times Broward Palm Beach
"Soak up food, culture and history on a culinary tour" Sun-Sentinel
"Recipe of history, food make first culinary tour a success" Sun-Sentinel
About Taste History Culinary Tours:
Taste History is a fun foodcentric cultural daytrip that incorporates a rotation of hearty cuisine tastings representing varied cultures. Taste History combines history, culture and cuisine therefore this gastronomy tour infuses hearty food tastings with the history of the local area along with rotational visits to emerging cultural districts, historic buildings or art shops.
Taste History is a fun and engaging 3 to 4 hour foodcentric narrated excursion of bus riding that may include 3 to 4 blocks of walking through historic districts for alternate visits to eateries, bakeries, cafes, juice bars and markets for food history, food culture facts, foodways information and hearty food tastings. At least three to four local and family-owned eateries offering more than a dozen tastings are visited per Taste History tour along with trips to historic buildings, cultural centers or art shops. The tours are held on the first, second, third and fourth Saturdays of each month, year-round at 11am with visits to historic West Palm Beach; Lake Worth & Lantana; and Delray Beach & Boynton Beach, Florida.
Each tour is different and not designed to be an exact duplication of previous tours hosted with a focus on local and family-owned eateries and eateries that may be off-the-beaten path infused with art.
The following is the link for the blogs about Taste History:
http://tastehistoryculinarytours.blogspot.com/
Here's the link for the news stories about Taste History:
http://tastehistoryculinarytours.org/culinaryfoodtours/newscoveragereviews.html
Follow Taste History on TWITTER at Culinary Tour @TasteHistory https://twitter.com/TasteHistory
Taste History is supported by Macy's, the Patricia Ann Ravo Fund and the late Boris & Edith Rueger.
Current rate is $51 per person. $56 per person is new rate effective January 1, 2020 due to increased operational costs; free for children under age 14. Children age 14 and over must pay regular price. Children must be accompanied by a paid adult family member. Pre-payment is required. Fees are inclusive of all food, bus transporation and visits to sites. Call 561-638-8277 or E-mail tour@tastehistoryculinarytours.org. Private group tours are also available at special rates.
For logistical reasons, Taste History cannot accommodate dietary restrictions. There are no dietary substitutions. Vegan and Vegetarian options are not available.
Part of the mission of Taste History is to celebrate food culture therefore some cuisines may be culturally-specific.
Some eating experiences are STANDING-only.
The food tours board at Macy's (Outside at the East Entrance) located at 801 N. Congress Avenue, Boynton Beach, FL
Pre-payment is required.
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