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Indigenous Theme for SLOW FOOD TORONTO Dec 10

Brief: 

We are delighted to have
been invited to partner with SLOW FOOD TORONTO and recruit Indigenous
musicians and artists to participate in the SLOW FOOD TORONTO
fundraising event this Friday, December 10th, 2010 6pm-9pm. If you social calendar is not too full, come on out
and join this delicious celebration.

What is Slow Food Toronto doing for Terra Madre Day?
December 10, 2010 6 to 9pm
Artscape Wychwood Barns- Barn 2 601 Christie Street

www.slowfood.com/terramadreday

Tickets available at slowfoodtorontoterramadreday2010.eventbrite.com OR $15 at the Door, free for kids under 12

We will celebrate Ontario’s local food communities with delicious sustainable food, music
and family friendly activities.
• Sample delicious local food
• Meet farmers, fishers, cooks and food artisans
• Buy ingredients and prepared foods for the holiday season

(Please bring cash with you)
• Learn to make informed food choices
• Connect with a community of conscious eaters
In keeping with the theme for Terra Madre 2010 in Italy,
“Indigenous Cultures and Languages”, we will highlight wild and farmed foods produced by First Nation communities in Ontario.

$5 from each ticket will support Slow Food’s
Thousand Gardens in Africa Project

For more information about
Slow Food Toronto:
www.slowfood.to

For more information about Slow
Food Toronto’s Terra Madre Day
please contact:
Paul DeCampo at
or Miriam Streiman at

Tue, 12/07/2010 - 13:53 — ANDPVA
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