‘Spring Onions’
courtesy of ‘Amberture’
Tonight the National Building Museum will play host to a roundtable discussion with leaders and activists involved with urban agriculture from across the country. They will be discussing the conversion of what are effectively deserts (many urban spaces) into “oases”, or more specifically, urban gardens. Tickets are $12 for members, $20 for the public, and students get in free.
John Athayde: John has lived in DC since attending CUA's Architecture school starting in 1995. He is a UI/UX/Design guru for LivingSocial and also plays in numerous bands (Juniper Lane, Rotoscope, Boboroshi & Kynz) and loves hyping people on eating local food, sustainable human settlement patterns, gardening, and good old fashioned rock and roll and electronica. He runs the dirt lab (aka mega garden) for WeLoveDC, where he eats most of the proceeds.
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