JOIN US AT THE NIGHT BAZAAR!
Photos by Scott Nyerges.
We’re closed–what a great season! Thanks to all for the support, big hearts and green thumbs. Come on up on 11/20 for our last Sunday Market and Farm Potluck. See you there!
A beautiful finale to a great year: (most of) the Eagle Street Rooftop Farm crew from 2011. Thanks to all the hands and greenthumbs that helped us grow this year–see you all at our Thanksgiving Market on 11/20, and have a beautiful fall-and-winter!
Photo by Scott Nyerges. For Scott’s view of the year, keep your eye on his website, http://nyerges.com/
Sunday, October 30th: we’re open!Come up to our market, 10am-4pm, to enjoy the hot peppers, kale, radishes, salad greens, fresh herbs and more that we’ve harvested fresh from out under the surprise snowstorm!
We’re cleaning up for wintertime–preparing the chickens, emptying out the compost–lend a hand and green your thumb!
This Sunday from 10am-4pm is our last market and volunteer day until Sunday, November 2oth (our pre-Thanksgiving market). Join us on the rooftop for a sowing of the cover crops, moving the chicken coop, finishing up the compost application from a season’s worth of gathering food scraps, and at 2pm, a free conversation reviewing all the ups and downs of 2011’s growing season. It’s almost Halloween: come in costume to receive a special treat!
Memories! Preserve them in photos, as we preserve our peppers in hot sauce. This Sunday, our 10am-4pm market is special-guested by Third Ward’s photo safari program. Sign up for the 2-5p class here.
We hosted Open House New York this past weekend to a tune of about 200 new visitors in one busy morning. A real treat! To see more of the event, check out Channel One Russia’s coverage. This excerpt below made us smile:
Those wishing to observe the changing face of agriculture formed a long line to the roof. Right on top of an urban high-rise was a farm with vegetable beds. There, tomatoes, peppers, dill, and parsley grow on a commercial scale. Many NY locals had no idea they had neighbors like this. Once a year, they become tourists in their own city, discovering that the miraculous is right next door.
Желающие проследить за переменами в сельском хозяйстве выстраиваются в длинную очередь на крышу. Прямо на городской высотке – ферма с грядками. На них в промышленных масштабах выращивают помидоры, перец, укроп и петрушку. О таком соседстве многие местные жители даже и не догадывались. Раз в год они становятся туристами в собственном городе, обнаруживая, что удивительное рядом.
Get your tickets now! It’s an online RSVP only. Market is closing at 3pm sharp to make way for taco-eaters. Your donations are headed for our hurricane-struck farm friends upstate.
Rooftop Farm is Closed for the Winter
Join us at the wintertime events listed on our website, and keep an eye on facebook, twitter and this site for information on the forthcoming springtime!