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WeGo Market to Bring Affordable Local Produce to Transit Center Through New Partnership with The Nashville Food Project and Cul2vate
A unique partnership between WeGo Public Transit, The Nashville Food Project, and Cul2vate makes fresh, locally grown food more affordable in the heart of downtown.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Nashville Food Project invites the community to celebrate the opening day of the Growing Together Farmers Market on Saturday, May 2 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The market takes place on the Growing Together Farm, located behind Christ Lutheran Church at 299 Haywood Lane.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Nashville Food Project is now accepting applications from local vendors to participate in its community market, located just minutes from Nolensville Road. The market creates space for small-scale food producers and artisans to share their work while connecting with the broader Nashville community.
Hands-on chocolate class at Goo Goo Cluster supports efforts to grow, cook, and share food across Nashville
This spring, the farm will expand with the addition of a community orchard featuring more than 200 fruit trees and berry brambles. Once established, the orchard will increase access to fresh fruits and berries for growers at Mill Ridge and neighbors throughout the surrounding Antioch community.
This response would not have been possible without our volunteer community.
Our volunteers are always ready to activate. Always ready to step in. Many hands truly make light work. The trust and commitment of this community allow us to respond not with scrambling, but with steadiness.