Be there! Live Earth Farm, 172 Litchfield Lane, Watsonville. Congressman Jimmy Panetta will give the keynote address. All of this, plus craft cocktails, wine, beer, live music and auctions-oh yes. Look for luscious desserts from Not Pie Cakery. Colectivo Felix’ s favorite empanadas will be served by Diego Felix as an appetizer, and Monterey Peninsula Unified School District’s advanced culinary students will whip up quinoa-crusted vegetable fritters. Chef Jessica Yarr has added a few central and South American dishes to go with the desert theme. Top local chefs will be serving up their best regional items. More Farm FareĪt the other end of the county, Live Earth Farm will host the annual Mesa multi-course dinner-in support of Farm Discovery’s environmental and nutrition education programs for local youth-on Saturday, Sept. $5 admission free for kids 12 and under, UCSC and Cabrillo students and Friends of the UCSC Farm and Garden.Īll the information you need about this enjoyable outdoor festival is at.
If you have a great apple pie in your repertoire, you might want to check out the guidelines for the contest entry. There will be tours of the Farm, and the vibrant and informative Life Lab Garden (at noon and 3pm) will help you get acquainted with the amazing diversity of plantings, orchard crops, soil experiments and biodiversity on this gorgeous land-the view itself is worth coming out for.
Food carts from My Mom’s Mole, Fonda Felix, Companion Bakeshop and Penny Ice Creamery will be on hand, plus live music from Universe, Diggin Trails and Rosa Azul. 25 for the 2022 Fall Harvest Festival, 11am-4:30pm, for an afternoon of live music, salsa sampling, apple pressing, an apple pie contest and lots of other tasty outdoor activities. That’s why the UCSC Farm is inviting us all to come up on Sunday, Sept. Just the word “harvest” makes us tingle with the prospect of cooler evenings, apples and pumpkins.
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