#rooting dc

[tambraraye]

Food blogger Sherryn Daniel shares her experience at the "Know Your Roots, Know Your Foods: Journey Back to African Heritage and Health" workshop by Afro-culinary historian Michael Twitty and me at Rooting DC.  

She writes: Last weekend, I had this unique opportunity to witness an authentic African  ”Soul Food” cooking class at Woodrow Wilson High School, in Washington D.C. Tambra Raye Stevenson, acclaimed speaker and founder of NativSol Kitchen, taught participants and health-conscious foodies the importance of an African diet. 

Follow on Twitter @tambra @nativsol

[tambraraye]

Rooting DC is a FREE, all-day gardening forum that aims to provide education about urban food production and consumption, to cultivate health and preserve the environment through workshops, hands-on demonstrations, panel discussions and an information fair.

[theafroqueerizedbeekeeper]

DCBGN members are going to be at Rooting DC tomorrow! Hope to see some of you there!

[yellowbeesteward-blog]

Hey D.C./MD/VA folks! The 4th Annual Rooting DC Urban Gardening Forum will be held from 9am-4:30pm on Saturday February 19, 2011 at Coolidge High School (6315 5th Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20012).  Coolidge is near Takoma red line metro station, and the 62 or 63 buses stop right in front of the school.

And I'm teaching a workshop called Know Your Weeds: Identifying Common Edible (and Inedible) Weeds of the Northeast!

For more information (and if you wanna check out my sick bio) see the website.