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URL:https://bluehillpeninsula.org/events/winter-educational-series-2-seed-
 saving-evening/
SUMMARY:Winter Educational Series #2: SEED Saving Evening
DESCRIPTION:Halcyon Grange will host an evening dedicated to seed saving on
  Thursday\, February 22nd.\n4:30 pm: Family friendly seed sensorium and di
 spersal\n5:30 pm: Soup's on. Family meal with soups and homemade breads\, 
 mac 'n cheese\n6:00: Film screening of SEED the Untold Story followed by a
  discussion led by Lee Lee\, founder of The SEED Barn.\n\nWe'll begin at 4
 :30 p with stories and hands-on activities bridging art and science for ch
 ildren with a seed sensorium engaging all the senses in learning about the
  remarkable world of seeds.\n\nAt 5:30 pm\, we'll serve seed-inspired stew
 \, soup\, and homemade mac 'n cheese.\n\nAt 6:00 pm\, we'll show the film 
 SEED: The Untold Story\, a documentary that follows passionate seed keeper
 s who are protecting a 12\,000 year-old food legacy. In the last century\,
  94% of our seed diversity has disappeared. A cadre of 10 agrichemical com
 panies\, including Syngenta\, Bayer\, and Monsanto\, control over two-thir
 ds of the global seed market\, reaping unprecedented profits. Farmers and 
 others battle to defend the future of our food.\n\nFollowing the film will
  be a discussion led by Lee Lee\, founder of The SEED Barn in Blue Hill. L
 ee Lee founded the SEED Barn as a community centered art space that includ
 es demonstration gardens\, SEED Sensorium\, reference library\, seed libra
 ry and acts as an incubator on creative dissemination methods. Drawing ins
 piration from the Slow Food approach to activism expressed around a shared
  table\, Lee Lee has initiated The SEED Barn as a platform for cultivating
  a local network of seed stewards that include trust lands\, farms\, regio
 nal schools\, public libraries and private land holders. She is also insti
 gating a parallel project in Haiti\, which shares a dual focus of heirloom
  preservation and wildland restoration.\n\nFree event. Donations accepted.
  Family friendly\, all are welcome.\n1157 Pleasant St. Blue Hill. For more
  info\, contact: Lee Lee 374-2947 or Bonnie 374-3636.
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LOCATION:Halcyon Grange  Hall\, 1157 Pleasant St.\, Blue Hill\, ME\, 04614\
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