1st Annual Mohawk Valley Nonprofit Symposium
Next is proud to present the 1st Annual Mohawk Valley Nonprofit Symposium on Wednesday, May 22nd at Herkimer College.
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Mohawk Valley Featured Weekend Events: April 19-20
Mohawk Valley Featured Weekend Events with many thanks to our followers’ submissions this week. Check them out!
Mohawk Valley Featured Weekend Events: Utica and Gloversville
Mohawk Valley Featured Weekend Events are all happening in Utica and Gloversville thanks to followers’ submissions this week. Check them out!
Cleaning up in Utica, NY. Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful (KMVB)Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful 2024 Clean Up Begins
Keep Mohawk Valley Beautiful (KMVB), a six-county NYS affiliate of the national Keep America Beautiful (KAB) program, is preparing for its 23rd annual Great American Cleanup.
Adirondack Bank Center. Photo from the International Ice Hockey Federation.
2024, Natalie Figueroa singing “Walking on Sunshine” at PiNZ for the band SpeakerBoxx. Photo by Lazore Photography.Spotlight: Natalie Figueroa, the Wedding Singer
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The Plaid Farm Store open 24/7 Amsterdam, NY, image by The Plaid Farm StoreMohawk Valley Farm Stores
Did you know that Mohawk Valley farm stores provide one of the best places to get farm to table, locally grown food in the country?
Highlighting Mohawk Valley Businesses: Utica Creative Reuse
Utica Creative Reuse takes an innovative approach to environmental stewardship to create art and art supplies.
Trash to Treasure Art Challenge
Clean up litter at a location in Utica and then create a work of art incorporating trash or found objects from their cleanup.
Largest upgrade in decades coming to Rome’s Public Transit System
Rome’s public transit system initiative promises more efficient Centro Bus Routes and new mobility on-demand services for riders. Rome’s public transit system initiative promises more efficient Centro Bus Routes and new mobility on-demand services for riders.
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Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market
Where you spend your money matters, and there are environmental, economic, and health benefits to buying your goods locally.
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his is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
The Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market has a variety of producers offering a wide selection of produce.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
HOW THE ONLINE FARMER’S MARKET WORKS:
HOW THE ONLINE FARMER’S MARKET WORKS:- Register for a customer account
- Shop from our categories or your favorite vendors – the online store will be open from 6:00 a.m. Wednesday to 11:55 p.m. Sunday
- Pay for your order via the online cart
- Pick up your order via curbside delivery the following Tuesday between 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Preschool (5 Prospect Street)
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
LFMV’s goals can be broken into micro and macro missions:
Micro mission
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
Macro mission
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
Oneida Elders Spring Basket Bonanza
Visit the Oneida Elders Spring Basket Bonanza, Friday, April 26, 2024 from 11 am to 3 pm at the Ray Elm Children & Elders Center.
Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market
Where you spend your money matters, and there are environmental, economic, and health benefits to buying your goods locally.
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
The Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market has a variety of producers offering a wide selection of produce.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
HOW THE ONLINE FARMER’S MARKET WORKS:
- Register for a customer account
- Shop from our categories or your favorite vendors – the online store will be open from 6:00 a.m. Wednesday to 11:55 p.m. Sunday
- Pay for your order via the online cart
- Pick up your order via curbside delivery the following Tuesday between 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Preschool (5 Prospect Street)
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
LFMV’s goals can be broken into micro and macro missions:
Micro mission
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
Macro mission
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market
Where you spend your money matters, and there are environmental, economic, and health benefits to buying your goods locally.
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
The Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market has a variety of producers offering a wide selection of produce.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
HOW THE ONLINE FARMER’S MARKET WORKS:
- Register for a customer account
- Shop from our categories or your favorite vendors – the online store will be open from 6:00 a.m. Wednesday to 11:55 p.m. Sunday
- Pay for your order via the online cart
- Pick up your order via curbside delivery the following Tuesday between 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Preschool (5 Prospect Street)
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
LFMV’s goals can be broken into micro and macro missions:
Micro mission
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
Macro mission
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market
Where you spend your money matters, and there are environmental, economic, and health benefits to buying your goods locally.
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
The Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market has a variety of producers offering a wide selection of produce.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
HOW THE ONLINE FARMER’S MARKET WORKS:
- Register for a customer account
- Shop from our categories or your favorite vendors – the online store will be open from 6:00 a.m. Wednesday to 11:55 p.m. Sunday
- Pay for your order via the online cart
- Pick up your order via curbside delivery the following Tuesday between 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Preschool (5 Prospect Street)
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
LFMV’s goals can be broken into micro and macro missions:
Micro mission
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
Macro mission
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market
Where you spend your money matters, and there are environmental, economic, and health benefits to buying your goods locally.
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
The Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market has a variety of producers offering a wide selection of produce.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
HOW THE ONLINE FARMER’S MARKET WORKS:
- Register for a customer account
- Shop from our categories or your favorite vendors – the online store will be open from 6:00 a.m. Wednesday to 11:55 p.m. Sunday
- Pay for your order via the online cart
- Pick up your order via curbside delivery the following Tuesday between 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Preschool (5 Prospect Street)
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
LFMV’s goals can be broken into micro and macro missions:
Micro mission
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
Macro mission
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market
Where you spend your money matters, and there are environmental, economic, and health benefits to buying your goods locally.
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
The Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market has a variety of producers offering a wide selection of produce.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
HOW THE ONLINE FARMER’S MARKET WORKS:
- Register for a customer account
- Shop from our categories or your favorite vendors – the online store will be open from 6:00 a.m. Wednesday to 11:55 p.m. Sunday
- Pay for your order via the online cart
- Pick up your order via curbside delivery the following Tuesday between 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Preschool (5 Prospect Street)
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
LFMV’s goals can be broken into micro and macro missions:
Micro mission
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
Macro mission
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market
Where you spend your money matters, and there are environmental, economic, and health benefits to buying your goods locally.
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
The Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market has a variety of producers offering a wide selection of produce.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
HOW THE ONLINE FARMER’S MARKET WORKS:
- Register for a customer account
- Shop from our categories or your favorite vendors – the online store will be open from 6:00 a.m. Wednesday to 11:55 p.m. Sunday
- Pay for your order via the online cart
- Pick up your order via curbside delivery the following Tuesday between 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Preschool (5 Prospect Street)
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
LFMV’s goals can be broken into micro and macro missions:
Micro mission
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
Macro mission
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
Putting it All Together: Free Sculpture & Assemblage Workshop
Free workshop hosted by sculptor Marc-Anthony Polizzi in his studio to help inspire and assist you in working with found objects, unusual materials, and trash for participating in the 2024 Trash to Treasure Art Challenge.
Don’t miss this exciting free opportunity for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the studio of a professional artist. Bring a project to work on, or just yourself, and learn more about sculpture and assemblage!
Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult!
Safety consideration
Safety considerations for this workshop: Wear close-toed shoes and keep long hair tied back. Avoid wearing any dangly clothing or earrings!
- When: Saturday May 4
- Time: 12-2pm
- Address: 1001 Broad Street, Utica, NY (Entrance on Jefferson Ave)
This event is also a donation site for Utica Creative Reuse.
This project is made possible through the CNY Arts Grants for Regional Arts and Cultural Engagement regrant program thanks to a New York State Senate Initiative supported by the NYS Legislature, the Office of the Governor and administered by the New York State Council on the Arts, with thanks to our fiscal sponsor, Mohawk Valley Economic Development District.
Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market
Where you spend your money matters, and there are environmental, economic, and health benefits to buying your goods locally.
This is never more true than in the case of local food, which benefits the environment by reducing the amount of resources expended from farm to fork and requires less packaging and refrigeration. Local food benefits our economy by increasing our food security, reinvesting in local resources, and improving the transparency in our food system. Local food benefits our health by minimizing nutrient loss between harvest and consumption and may be less likely to be contaminated by chemical and biological pollutants.
The Local Foods Mohawk Valley Farmers’ Market has a variety of producers offering a wide selection of produce.
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
HOW THE ONLINE FARMER’S MARKET WORKS:
- Register for a customer account
- Shop from our categories or your favorite vendors – the online store will be open from 6:00 a.m. Wednesday to 11:55 p.m. Sunday
- Pay for your order via the online cart
- Pick up your order via curbside delivery the following Tuesday between 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Preschool (5 Prospect Street)
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
LFMV’s goals can be broken into micro and macro missions:
Micro mission
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
Macro mission
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
