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The Farm Fest was a GREAT SUCCESS! Thank you to Everyone who came - and to all who helped make it such a great event!
Get Your Tickets, NOW, for .... Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center's Annual Farm Fest!!Saturday, August 21st, 4 PM - 10 PM The picturesque Andrews Family Farm, a local Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm, is once again hosting the RMPJC annual Farm Fest on August 21, 4 PM - 10 PM. Located at 6803 Jay Road, Boulder, CO 80301. A full afternoon and evening of festivities and local food and drink are on tap! 4:00 - 6:00 PM - hay rides, organic vegetable, herb & hop yards tours, local micro-beer christening of the new barn and hops processing facilities, horseshoes and other games. 6:00 - 7: 15 PM - gourmet, locally grown, organic farm-fresh dinner will be served al fresco. There will be vegan, vegetarian and chicken options plus appetizers, scrumptious side dishes and a local Colorado delicious desert. Beverages include unlimited tea or lemonade; one glass of local wine or beer (included with the dinner) with a cash bar to follow.
During dinner, we will be treated to Bluegrass and Olde Time Appalachian Music by the very popular Two Thin Dimes with Lori Nitzel on banjo, Chad Yost on fiddle, and Jessica Johnson on guitar, and by Elena Klaver, another local favorite on the music scene. 7:30 - 10:00 PM - Two Thin Dimes and Elena Klaver for contra and other old-time dancing.
This is a benefit event for Everybody Eats, local food and organic farming advocate organization, and the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center, working for peace, human rights and economic, social and racial justice for more than 25 years.. **Ticket Prices are as follows: $30/person if tickets purchased before 8/15; $35 / person at the door day of event $50 per couple purchased before 8/15; $60 / couple at the door ** Kids under 12 are free!!
While this is a fundraiser, we also want to be as inclusive as possible. Please call Betty (303) 444-6981 if these prices are prohibitive for you, or if you want to volunteer to help with the Farm Fest. You may order your tickets by calling RMPJC (303) 444-6981, or by going to www.rmpjc.org and selecting the Special Events Pay Pal Button. DARK CIRCLE: An Award - Winning Film about the horrors of Plutonium08/04/2010 - 8:00pm 08/04/2010 - 10:00pm Recent characterizations of nuclear power as a “renewable energy source” make this classic film a must-see. Denver Water: Fouling Its Own Nest![]() Denver Water retirees urge action by Denver Water Board of Commissioners Penfield Tate III, right, President of Denver Water Board
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