Fermentation Workshop with Auspicious Brew – May 2nd

Auspicious Brew 1 Washington St, Dover, NH

Join us for an evening of discussion and exploration on the topic of fermentation led by Auspicious Brew founder and head brewer, Helen Leavitt. We will cover a brief  history of fermentation and its influence on society, various basic recipes of favorite fermented foods and beverages, and sample a selection of fermented foods including locally made sourdough, raw cheese, cured meats, fermented veggies, and of course - kombucha!

$40

Fermentation Workshop with Auspicious Brew – May 16th

Auspicious Brew 1 Washington St, Dover, NH

Join us for an evening of discussion and exploration on the topic of fermentation led by Auspicious Brew founder and head brewer, Helen Leavitt. We will cover a brief  history of fermentation and its influence on society, various basic recipes of favorite fermented foods and beverages, and sample a selection of fermented foods including locally made sourdough, raw cheese, cured meats, fermented veggies, and of course - kombucha!

$40

Wild Fern Farm Tour and Cooperative Farming Model Discussion

Wild Fern Farm 35 Powwow River Rd, Kingston, NH

Join us on June 2nd as Liz Willey, the owner/operator of Wild Fern Farm, gives us a tour of her farm, discusses conducting business within the innovative cooperative model at Bakie Farm, and hosts a fun farm activity!

$20

Live Free and Shuck: Oyster Farm Discussion and Demonstration

Scammell Bridge Parking Lot 250 Piscataqua Rd, Durham, NH

Ever wanted to know how an oyster grows? Or how an oyster farm is run? Or why this keystone species is important to the ecosystem of the bay? Join Laura, owner of Fox Point Oysters, for a guided, interactive discussion about oysters and oyster farming, while standing on the banks of the beautiful tidal waters...

$40

Live Free and Shuck: Oyster Farm Discussion and Demonstration

Scammell Bridge Parking Lot 250 Piscataqua Rd, Durham, NH

Ever wanted to know how an oyster grows? Or how an oyster farm is run? Or why this keystone species is important to the ecosystem of the bay? Join Laura, owner of Fox Point Oysters, for a guided, interactive discussion about oysters and oyster farming, while standing on the banks of the beautiful tidal waters...

$40

Seacoast Eat Local cultivates a thriving food economy by building bridges between regional food producers and consumers. Our vision is that the Seacoast Region will have a vibrant, diverse community of successful farms and food producers and ever-expanding access for consumers. In dedication to this mission, we operate four primary programs: Farmers' Markets, the Seacoast Harvest Local Food Guide, food access programs, and a variety of events fostering deeper community engagement with local food. We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and any donation made to support our work is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Seacoast Eat Local's tax ID number is 45-2547575