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Story Seeds: Growing Home at the Farmers Market

*Coming Fall 2025*

Combining personal memoir, research, and over 200 stories, interviews, and photographs from the 32nd Street Farmers Market, Story Seeds: Growing Home explores the power of storytelling to build a shared sense of community and social responsibility.

 

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Community is like a recipe.

It adapts based on the ingredients: when/where we’re gathered, who we’re with, and why we’re here.

 

Recipes for Community is grounded on the premise that each of us has something to bring to the table: our stories. Each iteration creates a metaphorical pot for these stories.

 

If heat is the element of transformation in cooking, then what happens when these different stories encounter each other?

 

While the result is unknown, mutual change is inevitable. 

STORY
MARKETS

pop-up markets where vendors and community members exchange stories around a common theme

WORKSHOPS

customized workshops for you and your community to spark conversation about intentional relationship-building

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

free events/programs that engage the community in art-making, food, and conversation

Investing in Community

Investing in the local economy is key to Recipes for Community. As of February 2025, more than $8,350 has gone to support local businesses, artists, farmers, non-profits, and community members.

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Do you want to contribute to this investment? Click here to donate!

A traditional Filipino kamayan feast, where food like noodles, fruit, and skewered meat are laid on banana leaves and people eat with their hands.

Kamayan

This blog is a space for reflections, community highlights, conversation, and resource sharing.

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