Canadian Organic Growers - Ottawa Chapter presents
Feast of Fields 2006

Come join us in this annual celebration of local organic food, fresh
from the family farm with Ottawa's top chefs and local farmers

Exquisite cuisine, organic farmer's market, children's activities,
prizes and more!

Vincent Massey Park, Ottawa
Sunday, September 24
12:00 - 4:00pm. Food served 12:00 - 2:00pm.

Tickets on sale Friday, August 25!
At local health food stores and Arbour Environmental Shoppe

Tickets: Adult - advance, $30 / regular, $35; 6 - 11 years - advance,
$10 / regular $15; FREE - under 6 years

For more information visit www.feastoffields.ca or contact us at
613-244-4000

Wow.... All this activety.

Wow.... All this promotion.

Your inviting people from around the world to come join you in this
celebration of organic food.

And your actually going to serve food for two whole hours.

Now I'm impressed...... two whole hours.

"Shiver" > wrote in message
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> Wow.... All this activety.
>
> Wow.... All this promotion.
>
> Your inviting people from around the world to come join you in this
> celebration of organic food.
>
> And your actually going to serve food for two whole hours.
>
> Now I'm impressed...... two whole hours.

Yeah, but the visitors end up Ottawa. Damn....that is one very nice city to
spend time in.

> JoeSpareBedroom > wrote:


> Yeah, but the visitors end up Ottawa. Damn....that is one very nice city to
> spend time in.

Well Joe I'm a little surprised that an event to showcase the varied
organic foods grown and available locally would only offer them
to the public for two hours.

Although I do notice the who event is only four hours long which seems
very short for a food event.

You'd think with tasty food available that they'd run the event
for a couple of days on a weekend and be serving up food all day long.

"Shiver" > wrote in message
...
>> JoeSpareBedroom > wrote:
>
>
>> Yeah, but the visitors end up Ottawa. Damn....that is one very nice city
>> to
>> spend time in.
>
> Well Joe I'm a little surprised that an event to showcase the varied
> organic foods grown and available locally would only offer them
> to the public for two hours.
>
> Although I do notice the who event is only four hours long which seems
> very short for a food event.
>
> You'd think with tasty food available that they'd run the event
> for a couple of days on a weekend and be serving up food all day long.

Maybe it was arranged by someone stupid. My band got roped into playing at a
benefit for an animal shelter this weekend. Get this: 1/2 hour drive to get
there, set up for 1/2 hour, play for 1 hour. Then, the next band goes
through the same torment. Non-profit organizations (and entities which
pretend to be) are run by people who couldn't meet the quality standards to
be on church committees.
:-)