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How many people does it take to make a salad? All of us!

2016-03-18T22:34:41-07:00By AmaraTaborSmith|Categories: Amara Tabor Smith, Artists in Residence, CounterPULSE, Free Events (donations welcomed)|Tags: Amara Tabor-Smith, artist in residence, deep waters dance theater, food parties, Fresh From the Oven, From the Field to the Table, ODB, our daily bread, proposition 37, salad, tenderloin national forest, The Luggage Store Gallery, UC Berkeley|

We are in full effect with the food parties and gatherings that will lead up to the remount of Our Daily Bread at CounterPULSE coming up this November 15-18. Though I love the performance work, I have to say these parties are what really FEED me! (yes, pun fully INTENDED!) Coming together with folks in public as well as private spaces to share food, stories and get to know folks in deeper ways is really what it is all about.

And the Pot Thickens…

2016-03-18T22:34:20-07:00By AmaraTaborSmith|Categories: Amara Tabor Smith, Archive, Artists in Residence, CounterPULSE, Free Events (donations welcomed), Images|Tags: Acta Non Verba, Amara Tabor-Smith, From the Field to the Table, La Pena, Marvin K. White, Oakland Food Connection, our daily bread, People's Kitchen, peoples grocery, process, proposition 37, Urban Bush Women, Verdese Carter Community Garden|

If I had the time it would be better to keep me on track if I would blog every day during this process... but these days are full and there is much to say about what has taken place over the last month so forgive me if this blog is more like a sampler plate, with only a small taste of many ideas... Since the last blog there have been several food parties that have gone down. We had a

How many people does it take to make a salad? All of us!

And the Pot Thickens…

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