Whether you’re looking to volunteer at a community garden, connect with local growers, or learn more about urban agriculture, there are plenty of ways to get hands-on through the rest of Summer. Here are a few events happening in August.
Read MoreThe clouds teased on Saturday, May 4th, but the rain stayed away from the moment Atlanta Brass Connection kicked off Soil Festival 2019 until the last guests said their farewells.
Read MoreFood Well Alliance invites you to the 5th Annual Soil Festival -- and it’s bigger and better than ever before! Soil Festival is an annual tradition of celebrating soil as a key source for building gardens and healthier communities. This year, we’re unveiling a brand new Community Compost Learning Lab, the first of its kind in metro Atlanta.
Read MoreThanks so much to everyone who joined us for Soil Festival 2018. This year’s event was our best yet! Find out more about what went down and check out some beautiful photos.
Read MoreThe fourth annual Soil Festival is just days away! We’re working hard to prepare an incredible experience and want to fill you in on some important details.
Read MoreSoil Festival 2018 will be held on May 5 at Truly Living Well’s Collegetown Farm, located at 324 Lawton Street SW Atlanta, GA, 30310. While limited parking will be available, we encourage attendees to utilize options like biking, Lyft/Uber, or MARTA.
Read MoreWhether you’re an urban farmer, a community gardener or a backyard gardener taking your first steps into composting and gardening, Soil Festival 2018 has workshops for you.
Read MoreWe can’t think of a better place for your kids to be than the Kids Corner at Soil Festival 2018! This FREE, all-ages event gives children a chance to participate in a variety of hands-on activities, from building their own solar ovens and hydroponic gardens, to playing with and learning about different kinds of soil for growing food.
Read MoreOur friends at soilSHOP and the University of Georgia's Soil Lab will be providing free soil testing and lead screenings at Soil Festival 2018. Follow these steps to get your free test at the event.
Read MoreThese experts will be on hand all day to share their knowledge and answer your most important questions.
Read MoreSpring is finally here! As the days get warmer, gardeners and farmers across Atlanta are rolling up their sleeves and digging into the soil to prepare for the spring growing season. At Food Well Alliance, we are hard at work planning Soil Festival 2018!
Read MoreLeaders Growing Community Gardens is a collaborative initiative that was launched last year and born out of the desire to see community gardens in metro Atlanta thrive. On January 20 and 21, Food Well Alliance was joined by volunteer leaders of community gardens across Gwinnett County as we hosted the last workshop that came out of this initiative.
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Food Well Alliance invites you to our second official Learning Table “We are Farmers: A meal and discussion for farmers and friends” on October 13 from 5:30pm -8pm at Atlanta Community Food Bank.
Read MoreFrom complimentary soil tests to compost workshops, gardeners had the perfect resources at their fingertips to build healthier communities from the ground up at the 2016 Soil Festival.
Read MoreThe 2016 Soil Festival is right around the corner, and we have some amazing exhibitors lined up to celebrate with us as we #lovelocalatl soil.
Read MoreCommunity gardeners, you can win one cubic yard (that’s 1200 pounds!) of organic compost and have it delivered directly to your garden.
Read MoreWith more members from your garden that show up on August 27, the better your odds are of walking away with top quality cubic yards of compost for your community!
Read MoreThere are plenty of upcoming opportunities to learn more about our 2017 Local Food Grant, and ask our grant manager direct questions.
Read MoreJoin us on August 27, at the soil festival, as we unite around community and backyard gardeners to support their role in shaping healthier communities in metro Atlanta.
Read MoreFood Well Alliance took the mystery out of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Download some of USDA's resources for urban and Georgia farmers.
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The creation of Food Well Alliance was made possible through funding from the founding benefactor, the James M. Cox Foundation, and through the vision of Jim Kennedy, chair of Cox Enterprises, and Bill Bolling, founder of the Atlanta Community Food Bank. Together, they saw an opportunity to build healthier communities across metro Atlanta by supporting and connecting members of our local food movement. Today, we support more than 300 community gardens, urban farms and orchards in the Atlanta region.
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