Friday, 13 September | 11.30am to 2pm
SAGE Garden | 110 Queen Street, Moruya
Online bookings essential ~ No tickets at the gate
Share a community lunch, and savour locally grown and sourced seasonal produce prepared by SAGE Catering and be inspired to make sustainable food choices to be well and eat well.
Guest speaker Ian Martin from Martins Ridge Farm will share his journey of creating a chemical free, sustainable regenerative farm raising pigs and cattle on pasture - natural free range mixed farming where the meat from the farm is flavoured by the natural biodiversity and the provenance is known.
Program
11.30am: Meet SAGE volunteers for a tour of the garden which demonstrates elements of a sustainable local food system, and what can be achieved on a small suburban block by creating a diverse and productive garden.
12pm: Welcome, and guest speaker Ian Martin, Martins Ridge Farm
12.30pm: Lunch
2pm: Additional garden tours if requested
2.30pm: Close
Tickets: $10 per person | bookings essential | tickets online only – no gate sales
Acknowledgements
Be Well Eat Well is presented by Eurobodalla Shire Council with funding from FRRR - Foundation for Regional and Rural Renewal gratefully acknowledged.
Menu and dietary info
Lunch options include vegan and gluten free salads.
Water will be served on tables. BYO drinks.
Martins Ridge Farm pork and beef sausages are gluten free.
Bread from Honorbread is NOT gluten free.
Additional information about SAGE
Sustainable local food systems provide choice and food security for local communities.
In Moruya, the SAGE community made up of growers, food producers, businesses, food consumers, members, supporters, and volunteers showcase how a successful sustainable food system works.
SAGE’s vision for a thriving, resilient and secure local food community is made possible through people supporting local growers, the Farmers Market, education, the demonstration garden, cooperative farming project, community initiatives that reach out and benefit community, and a desire to learn.
Following lunch at 2.30pm, the Women's Climate Congress is hosting a women’s gathering on the WCC Charter for Change. This event is a separate event, more details and how to book here
