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SUMMARY:What Artists Bring to the Table: Elisa Rathje
URL:http://www.harbourliving.ca/event/what-artists-bring-to-the-table-elisa-rathje/
LOCATION:Oaklands Community Centre :: 2827 Belmont Avenue Victoria, 
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:<p>Join artist and garden farmer Elisa Rathje for apple-pressing on a century-old cider press using apples harvested from Appleturnover, her 1&frac12; acre 1895 Salt Spring apple orchard turned food forest and micro-silvopasture. For the workshop, bring along a half-pint mason jar to collect fresh apple juice and come chat about the possibilities of home-scale wild fermentation. During the discussion, Rathje will explore ways in which participants can start to transition to simple living and &ldquo;radical home &amp; local economies&rdquo; in an era of ecological crisis and energy descent.</p>=0D=0A=
<p>The workshop is free, but registration is required as attendance is limited. If Eventbrite is not an accessible way of registration for you, please phone Regan Shrumm at 250-384-4171 x 220, or email at <a href="mailto:rshrumm@aggv.ca">rshrumm@aggv.ca</a>&nbsp;to register.</p>=0D=0A=
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<p>Running from July to November, What Artists Bring to the Table is a food series exploring the artistic practices of cultivating and cooking food. The series central theme is how food is both a political act, as through eating we are supporting different systems, and a cultural act, which can both reaffirm one&rsquo;s own identity, but also assist us to see other&rsquo;s worldviews. Each event will feature two components: a hands-on workshop, where participants will work with the artist to make a food product, and a discussion, where participants will have a larger conversation about food while sampling the food from the workshop.</p>=0D=0A=
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<p>Oaklands Community Centre is on a ground-level floor, with no stairs throughout the building. There are four single-stall gender-neutral bathrooms, two of which are wheelchair accessible and one offering a baby change table. The Centre offers ample free street parking and is on the #4 bus route, with the closest stop being at Hillside and Gosworth. Bus tickets are available.</p>=0D=0A=
<p>The Oaklands Community Centre sits on the unceded and traditional territory of the Lkwungen-speaking peoples, today known as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations, and WS&Aacute;NE? Nation.</p>
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