Proudly Presents
Barn Aid
3
Watch for 2012 details!
Thank you to everyone who came out for our event.
We will be rescheduling the free screening/concert and post the new
date here.

Photo by
Jenice
Johnson-Artsbyj Photography
Come help us support local food awareness through a fundraiser for
Feed Texas
First
...supporting food
security and homegrown economic development in North Texas
Teaching growing skills to current and future farmers in North Texas.
This year's program includes a wine and cheese pairing, out on the
farm, under a big Texas sky. Later, a keynote
speaker, "guess the chef" local chef's hors d'oeuvres and farm tour as well
as the traditional free movie and concert following the tour.

Barn Aid 1 Blaze of Glory - The Bon Jovi
Experience - friend of the farm Kenny Schiumo on drums!
Come taste local French Wine Maker Benjamin Calais fine local wines
paired with local cheeses as presented by local Cheesemonger, Rich Rogers
of Scardello's
Local Wine & Cheese Pairing
featuring wine by;

«The French winery of Texas»
paired with local Texas cheeses brought to you by;

Enjoy complimentary hors d' oevres
by some of Dallas' finest chefs - using featured cheeses from the
evenings pairings while listening to our featured speaker
Key Note Speaker -
Amanda Vanhoozier
of
Coppell Community Garden
"Community Gardens - Bringing Good Things to the Neighborhood"
The evening's events will be
MC'd by - Steven Doyle
of CRAVE DFW
"The Latest about Food and entertainment in Dallas / Fort Worth"
Purchase Tickets for the Fundraiser
here
And,
as always - our fundraiser is followed by a
FREE
Movie & Concert
out on the farm!
(gates open at dusk to the public)
bring your lawn chairs & blankets for the free movie & concert




This year's free movie screening will be;
Urban
Roots
a
tale of urban renewal through gardening and farming
What people are saying about this film
Leonardo DiCaprio
“Urban Roots is an inspiring film about the
emergence of urban farming in Detroit; it shows what’s possible
after the collapse of the industrial era and how we begin building
a sustainable future for all.”
Thom Hartmann
“I was blown away by this film!”
Baz Luhrmann
"America has another war, it's a food war that the urban
farmers of Detroit are winning. In Urban Roots it's emotional and
inspiring to see Motown go Growtown"
Kid Rock
"Urban Roots is a very uplifting documentary about a much
needed 'thinking outside the box' approach to helping save our
city of Detroit. It shines a light on a grassroots movement that
is helping to solve several major problems in our city––literally,
from the ground up.”
Amber
Valletta
“This film feels timely and needed in our nature starved
electronic world! I loved the sharing , educating and giving
that these urban farmer’s are doing for their communities.
‘Urban Roots’ inspired me to plant more seeds in my backyard,”
We are proud to welcome back;
Lorynn the Redhead
on the main stage
Lorynn The Redhead, originally from Orlando, FL, calls herself the
angst-ridden folk singer - and rightfully so. Her songs are a mixture of
heartache and relationship angst, but she's been known t
o surprise her
audiences with a few love ballads here and there. She most recently
played at Fair Park's 4th of July Booms & Blooms, a Breast Cancer
Benefit for Baylor Hospital, Deep Ellum Arts Festival and the Bishop
Arts Crawl II. She's also played local gigs at The Bone, Dunn Bros
Coffee Shop, and It's a Grind, among other venues in the DFW area. In
Florida she played at House of Blues, Borders, Lost and Found and Nsync's
Challenge for the Children in Miami as well as local coffee shops
and arts festivals...
photo by
JEP
James Edward
Meet & Mingle 5pm
Program & Pairings Start
5:30
Gates open to the general public at 7pm for the movie & concert
"lawn" seats only
Movie at dusk - 7:30ish
Concert - 9:00ish

(pics from prior events on the farm, including CFF and Barn Aid 1-2)
There's nothing like great music, wine, food and friends out on the
farm!
Barn Aid is an annual event
intended to educate our community and raise awareness
and support for local food producers, small farming and sustainability in DFW
and North Texas through fellow organizations working to better our
food security in DFW. The event is being put on by volunteers and
fellow small producers in the local food community. Most have graciously
given of their time, expertise and either donated or provided products
at cost-only for the event, in order to keep the costs down. The farm
uses only a small portion of each ticket sold to secure food, beverage
and other non-donated items for the event.
The majority of each ticket sold goes to our chosen
beneficiary;
Feed Texas First.
Wine & Cheese tasting,
farm tour, movie and concert
- $50
All of the above with reserved table and chairs for movie and
concert
(instead of lawn seat) $55
All of the above and help towards sponsoring a *scholarship
ticket $75
Eden's Garden CSA Members receive a $5 discount to this event
Farmers, Ranchers, local Chefs and producers please contact Marie
here for
Can't make it the 9th but still want to help?
Help Feed Texas First through
The Gleaning Network of Texas, with a 501c3 tax deductible
donation
214-348-EDEN (3336)

Photo memories from Barn Aid 1 & 2
