Arlington Master Composters: Backyard Composting - Arlington
Arlington Master Composter volunteers will demonstrate proper pile building. You will see a live worm compost bin and you will receive a free book. No need to register, just show up. Free.
Arlington Master Composter volunteers will demonstrate proper pile building. You will see a live worm compost bin and you will receive a free book. No need to register, just show up. Free.
Learn the basics of planning, planting and maintaining a vegetable garden during this adult workshop led by the Arlington Men's Garden Club. Recommendations will be made specifically for the Arlington area. Best suited for ages 10 and up. Free, but space is limited. RSVP to 817-860-6752.
This hands-on class covers everything you need to know to start safely canning your own preserves and pickles at home. The class will make peach-vanilla jam (using a special low-sugar pectin), dill pickles and tomato-basil jam.
This hands-on class covers everything you need to know to start safely canning your own preserves and pickles at home. Focus is on simple berry jam, spicy-sweet jalapeno jelly and bread and butter pickles.
Learn how your garden and yard can benefit from this natural process using leaves and other compostable materials and what compost bin would work best for you. Free.
Learn how your garden and yard can benefit from this natural process using leaves and other compostable materials and what compost bin would work best for you. Free.
Pam Johnson of Rose Creek Farms (www.rosecreekfarms.com) and Wise Country Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader will teach the basics of fermentation. Fermented foods are a high probiotic food, they are also higher in nutrients and retain flavor and color much better than the canned method of food preservation. Learn how to make old fashioned pickled veggies, sourdough bread starters for bread, rolls and pancakes. $50. Bring a sack lunch.
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation, a group that provides private support to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of the state for present and future generations, is launching a Young Professionals group in Dallas for those 40 years and younger. The group is hosting a kickoff dinner to introduce the organization to those who have an interest and passion for conservation efforts.
Benefits of membership include invitations to special events and service opportunities, an annual subscription to Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine and multiple outreach activities.
More information about annual membership, which is $75, can be found at tpwf.org.
Fundraiser for Promise of Peace Garden. $30. Includes tasting, concert and two brews. Musical Guest Grammy nominated Russ Hewitt
NORTH TEXAS FARMERS MARKETS:
See websites for location, hours and season.
COLLIN COUNTY
Collin County Farmers Market: http://www.collincountyfarmersmarket.org
Fairview Farms Marketplace, Plano: http://www.fairview-farms.com
Frisco Farmers Market: http://www.friscofarmersmarket.com
Georgia’s Farmers Market, Plano: http://www.georgiasfarmersmarket.com
McKinney Farmers Market at the Adriatica: http://www.chestnutsquare.org/programs/farmers_market.asp
DALLAS COUNTY
Carrollton Square Community Farmers Market, http://www.cityofcarrollton.com
Celebration Farmers Market, Dallas: www.celebrationrestaurant.com/farmersmarket
Coppell Farmers Market: http://www.coppellfarmersmarket.org
Cox Farms Market, Duncanville: http://www.coxfarmsmarket.com
Dallas Farmers Market: http://www.dallasfarmersmarket.org
Eden’s Organic Garden Center, Balch Springs: http://edensorganicfarm.com
Four Seasons Market, Richardson: http://www.fourseasonsmarkets.com