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GreenThumb Announces 2010 Harvest Competition in Brooklyn

All NYC gardeners are invited to attend and enter the competition!

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2010
11 A.M. – 5 P.M.
THE INVISIBLE DOG ART CENTER
51 BERGEN STREET, BROOKLYN, NY

The fair is a wild new take on the traditional County Fair, a day-long celebration of art and food grown in Brooklyn! Festivities engage all the senses: hear live music performed by local Bang on a Can marching band Asphalt Orchestra; taste delicacies prepared by local chefs inspired by ingredients from Brooklyn farms; view specially commissioned work exploring the culture of agriculture by local artists; get a feel for materials needed to produce your own food in workshops by Brooklyn Food Coalition; participate in a Blue Ribbon Competition hosted by GreenThumb; and browse a marketplace with some of Brooklyn’s small-batch artisanal food purveyors curated by Greenpoint Food Market. Cap it off with The Food Experiments’ live cooking competition, Brooklyn Roots, featuring savory samples and refreshing drinks from Brooklyn Brewery, Six Points Brewery, Red Hook Wines, Brooklyn Oenology, Kings County Distillery and others.

This event is part of Crossing the Line, the fall festival of the French Institute Alliance Francaise (FIAF).

For rules and categories on this years Harvest competition go to http://www.greenthumbnyc.org/news.html?news_id=91

For more details on the Farm City Fair go to http://www.fiaf.org/crossingtheline/2010/2010-09-ctl-farmcity-fair.shtml

The Invisible Dog Art Center
51 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, NY
Between Boerum Place and Smith Street
Train: F, G to Bergen St; A,C to Hoyt-Schermerhorn
Bus: B61, B63 to Atlantic Ave and Boerum Place

More Information

Olympian veggies

Congratulations to all the winners at GreenThumb’s harvest fair and first annual urban farmy olympics:

displayed for the judges

displayed for the judges

Gourds in competition

gourds galore

lush blooms

lush September blossoms

Veggie variety

veggie variety

winners! (next year we'll be up there)

winners! (next year we'll be up there)

Dyanne honors garden these garden champions, veteran gardeners successful in their first year on Staten Island

Dyanne honors garden two garden champions, veteran gardeners successful in their first year on Staten Island