V is for Vegetables

Between farmers' markets and community gardens, Greensboro has proven that it sure likes its vegetables. The above display, located at the Weatherspoon Museum, is an advertisement for the Glenwood neighborhood's Recipe Roundup. As stated on the initiative's website, The Recipe Roundup was initiated by artists Harriet Hoover and Early Smith. It is supported by the Weatherspoon Art Museum. They are collecting recipes, illustrations and narratives surrounding the nearby Glenwood neighborhood.* The Weatherspoon is gearing up for their ever fabulous Solstice Party (Friday, June 20th 6:30- 9:30) and their upcoming exhibition entitled food for thought. Hats off to the Weatherspoon for their community involvement. Hats off to Hoover and Smith for planning a project around community gardens and those ever nutritious VEGETABLES.

We're sharing this photo with our friends at ABC Wednesday. This week, they are celebrating the letter "V."  At Greensboro Daily Photo, "V" is for "vegetables."

See our previous A-Z Alphabet Soup entries, here.

*read more about the Glenwood initiative, here.

 

Comments

[Tbreese823]

i like veggies too!

[Janis of So Cal]

Shared community recipes and stories are what makes a neighborhood whole and welcoming! Fine thing they are doing there!

[William Kendall]

It sounds like the neighbourhood keeps itself busy.

[Roger Green]

Solstice partay!
ROG, ABCW

[Hilda]

That's a wonderful community project! And healthy, too!