For its 10th birthday, Berkeleyside threw a party on a farm
More than 400 people gathered in West Berkeley Saturday to mark 10 years of the local news site and to celebrate its community of supporters.
More than 400 people gathered in West Berkeley Saturday to mark 10 years of the local news site and to celebrate its community of supporters.
At its current home in West Berkeley, the faith-based community farm hosts a three-month residential leadership program where fellows get agricultural training through progressive Jewish spiritual practice.
New regulations allow Berkeley property owners to start community gardens, grow produce for sale or donation, and lead farming workshops without the need for permits.
Urban Adamah moved into its new 2-acre farm in West Berkeley on Sunday Oct. 23 and held a big open house to celebrate.
A sustainable agriculture organization that hopes to create an urban farm and training program for the next generation of urban farmers has nearly broken ground.
Urban Adamah performed a ritual slaughter of 15 chickens this week despite a previous community outcry.
Community farm Urban Adamah was forced to cancel a workshop after activists threatened to protest on May 4, International Respect for Chickens Day.
Openings, closing and fun food events in the East Bay: it’s all here in the new Nosh Bites.
Urban Adamah has purchased a 2.2-acre lot next to a restored section of Codornices Creek in West Berkeley.
The Tribune Tavern opens on April 10, Campovida winery launches new tasting room… all this and more hot East Bay food news.
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