Seed-to-Table
For questions about the Seed-to-Table program, please contact Seed-to-Table Coordinator, Grace Bedecarre, at gbedecarre@alamedabgc.org.
Named for Italo Calpestri III, a local architect and ABGC Board Member who was instrumental in the funding and design of the garden, this ¼ acre urban lot is more than just a garden. It is a living, outdoor classroom where youth learn to grow and apply principles of gardening as well as culinary and life skills to practice into everyday life. This garden space is the root of our Seed-to-Table Programs, Get Growing and Get Cooking.
Named for Italo Calpestri III, a local architect and ABGC Board Member who was instrumental in the funding and design of the garden, this ¼ acre urban lot is more than just a garden. It is a living, outdoor classroom where youth learn to grow and apply principles of gardening as well as culinary and life skills to practice into everyday life. This garden space is the root of our Seed-to-Table Programs, Get Growing and Get Cooking.
Get Growing offers dynamic, garden-based nutrition and ecology education to Club youth. In the garden, youth explore the direct connection between their personal health and the health of their environment. The program emphasizes learning by doing and critical thinking, while roles and responsibilities in caring for the garden provide a rich framework for personal development.
Get Growing offers dynamic, garden-based nutrition and ecology education to Club youth. In the garden, youth explore the direct connection between their personal health and the health of their environment. The program emphasizes learning by doing and critical thinking, while roles and responsibilities in caring for the garden provide a rich framework for personal development.
Following the Seed to Table philosophy, we come full circle in utilizing the harvest from Italo’s Garden in our cooking program. We focus on easy recipes to transform veggies and fruits into nourishing healthy meals and snacks.
Following the Seed to Table philosophy, we come full circle in utilizing the harvest from Italo’s Garden in our cooking program. We focus on easy recipes to transform veggies and fruits into nourishing healthy meals and snacks.
Email: info@alamedabgc.org
Phone: (510) 522-4900
1900 Third Street
P.O. Box 1069
Alameda, CA 94501
EIN#: 94-1312299
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