Events

January 28: Film & Discussion: “An Inconvenient Sequel”

Vice President Al Gore travels around the world, continuing ot address climate change. The film gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the work of creative minds within the movement and highlights the potential humans have to overcome the dangerous threats … Read More

January 20: Food Almanac 2018 NYC Conference

Back for it's eighth year, the Food Almanac is a singular opportunity for food-active individuals to be informed and to consider food and farming policy challenges, opportunities, and action in the New Year. MORE INFO and BUY YOUR TICKETS HERE!  … Read More

February 3: Long Island Regional Consortium Seed Swap

LIRSC ANNUAL SEED SWAP Long Island Regional Seed Consortium 4th Annual Seed Swap!   Saturday, February 3rd at 9am 121 Speonk Riverhead Rd, Riverhead, NY   The Long Island Regional Seed consortium is having it's 4th annual seed swap! The event … Read More

February 10: Nature Journaling Program

Saturday, February 10th @ 2:00 pm at Wawapek in Cold Spring Harbor This family-friendly program will include indoor and outdoor activities led by our associate director of stewardship, who is also a very talented artist and writer! Registration is required! … Read More

February 12: Change Food Meetup

Meet other people working in and around food - for profit, nonprofit, entrepreneurs, restaurants, chefs - and more. In addition to a quick update on Change Food and it's 2018 work, 10 or so people will be selected to give … Read More

February 13: Food Policy for Breakfast Series @Hunter College

What Are You Really Eating? Food Transparency Exposed A presentation and conversation with Urvashi Rangan, Chief Science Advisor, GRACE Communications Foundation about the dizzying array of food labels and consumer demand for increased transparency. More info and register online here!

February 14: NY Assembly Hearing on Long Island

In New York, drilling threatens our coastal economies centered on tourism and fishing, and the endangered whales we’ve fought so hard to protect. It is also incompatible with the development of clean, renewable offshore wind that we need to kick … Read More