Urban Farm Flower Stand Saturday May 11th

Looking for a unique gift for Mom? We will be running a Mother's Day flower stand at the farm this Saturday, May 11 from 9am - 12pm! Our flower selection will include poppies, sunflowers, geranium, lavender, chamomile, herbs, and more! 💐

8380 Ventura Cyn Ave, Panorama City

Here’s how it works:
1. From our wide assortment of seasonal, organically-grown flowers, you choose the flower stems that you would like in your bouquet.
3. We arrange the bouquet to your liking and wrap it nicely for you.
4. Payment is accepted in cash, check, card, or Zelle.
5. Take home a unique, handcrafted bouquet that’s sure to impress Mom!

We hope to see you at the farm!

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Empowering Youth on our Urban Farm:

• Black Thumb Farm builds and installs gardens with the goal of improving and beautifying the existing school ecosystem. Our Garden Educators invite youth to learn to farm and garden in ways that benefit people as well as the natural environment. We teach the histories of traditional farming practices and work the land to continue these closed circle processes. Our intention is to empower students to fight for food sovereignty in their communities as well as give them access to a safe, green space where they can explore their own passions and connection to the land amongst their peers.

• Our Fellowship, for ages 17 - 22, gives young people experience with nonprofit management and a chance to develop their communication and outreach skills while they also attend Farm Hands training in order to be immersed in the land.
  Fellows are asked to support the Black Thumb Farm Team with administrative tasks, communicate with the communities we serve through social media and in-person workshops, and to take on individual projects of their choosing that will benefit the Black Thumb Farm community while developing a passion of their own. Check out the full application and position description below

• Farm Hands - Designed for young people 14 to 18 years of age, our Farm Hands are introduced to farming and gardening education that teaches the histories of traditional farming practices, crediting the sources, most of which are Indigenous, Afro-centric, and Asian. They work the land alongside our team and Lead Educator to practice and continue these closed circle processes. We also have guest teachers come share expertise with us, including how to run small food-oriented businesses, growing unique and indigenous varieties of crops, cooking and food preparation, and more. Registrate aqui!

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