Event Calendar
Events for Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Food Not Lawns Cleveland Presents: NETWORK THEORY Film Screening and Discussion with Film-maker Brad Masi
7:00 PM
UUSC member, Mari Keating, invites you to a special screening of a film that connects a home garden to everything you need to know to grow a healthy local food economy.
Filmed in Appalachian Ohio, a region all-too-familiar with the boom and bust cycles of an extractive economy, Network Theory features six agrarian entrepreneurs who weave open, collaborative networks to create a community-based food economy. The film travels across a web of inter-connected enterprises, including a worker-owned restaurant, a pizzeria, a community cannery, a farm, and an urban homestead where visionary network
weaver June Holley reveals that everything you need to know about cultivating a robust community can be
learned in a garden. The film will appeal to rural and urban audiences alike, demonstrating the emerging power of collaborative, cross-regional networks to stimulate large-scale change and reinvigorate our democracy. The film was directed by Brad Masi (PolyCultures, For the Love of Food) with cinematography by Mika Johnson (the Amerikans, Forever Professor.)
Suggested donation of $5.
Location:
Unitarian-Universalist Society of Cleveland
2728 Lancashire Rd.
Cleveland Heights
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7:00 PM
UUSC member, Mari Keating, invites you to a special screening of a film that connects a home garden to everything you need to know to grow a healthy local food economy.
Filmed in Appalachian Ohio, a region all-too-familiar with the boom and bust cycles of an extractive economy, Network Theory features six agrarian entrepreneurs who weave open, collaborative networks to create a community-based food economy. The film travels across a web of inter-connected enterprises, including a worker-owned restaurant, a pizzeria, a community cannery, a farm, and an urban homestead where visionary network
weaver June Holley reveals that everything you need to know about cultivating a robust community can be
learned in a garden. The film will appeal to rural and urban audiences alike, demonstrating the emerging power of collaborative, cross-regional networks to stimulate large-scale change and reinvigorate our democracy. The film was directed by Brad Masi (PolyCultures, For the Love of Food) with cinematography by Mika Johnson (the Amerikans, Forever Professor.)
Suggested donation of $5.
Location:
Unitarian-Universalist Society of Cleveland
2728 Lancashire Rd.
Cleveland Heights
Click here for more information
Ukulele Jam!
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Bring your ukulele for an evening of strumming, singing, and generally having a good time! All levels welcome, listeners welcome. Music provided.
Location:
Heights Libraries - Coventry Village Branch
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Bring your ukulele for an evening of strumming, singing, and generally having a good time! All levels welcome, listeners welcome. Music provided.
Location:
Heights Libraries - Coventry Village Branch
Click here for more information