| CUESA's Weekly E-Letter | August 25, 2017 |
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| FEATURE Civil Pops Grows Young Entrepreneurs
| Amid sketches for new branding and merchandise sprawled across the Civil Pops work table, there are three sticky notes with one word written on each: Youthful. Equity. Happiness.
Summer intern Jordan Smith and summer fellow Siya Green explain that these words were the products of a brainstorm around the key questions: "What do we want our customers to see? How do we want them to experience Civil Pops? And what's their takeaway after trying the pop?" The young entrepreneurs are learning how to market popsicles, but Jordan sees her internship as "more than just a job." In this unique venture, the youth get to bring their own ideas to the table to expand and shape the business, and work together to make the best of those ideas happen. |
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| | MARKET FLAVORS This Week's Picks
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| | | THE BIG EVENT CUESA's Sunday Supper:
A Farm to City Feast
| | Sunday, October 15 | Don't miss CUESA's 15th Annual Sunday Supper: A Farm to City Feast. Join food lovers, chefs, and farmers at the Ferry Building for a lavish four-course dinner and fundraising gala in support of CUESA's work to cultivate a healthy food system. Get a sneak peek at our stellar lineup of chefs and reserve your seat now.
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| | GO BACK TO THE LAND Another Clucking Farm Tour
| Saturday, September 16 | Summer is coming to an end, and what better way to celebrate than with another clucking farm tour. Venture down the coast with us to beautiful Pescadero to visit Fifth Crow Farm and Root Down Farm, two first-generation farms dedicated to humane and sustainable agriculture. | | |
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| | TRANSITIONS Bella Viva Orchards Bids Farewell
| After more than two decades at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, Bella Viva Orchards has decided to pull out of all of farmers markets to focus on their organic dried prune business. We will miss the Martino family and their delicious stone fruit, and we wish them the best in this next phase. Last Saturday was their last market day, but you can stay in touch and buy their dried fruit on their website. | | |
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| | PARTNER EVENT Last Chance for Eat Drink SF! 10% Off Grand Tastings
| August 24-27 | CUESA is a proud charity partner of Eat Drink SF, SF's premier food and drink festival at Fort Mason Center. Use discount code "CUESA" to receive 10% off the Grand Tastings, where you'll enjoy unlimited tastes and pours from the Bay Area's top restaurants. | | |
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| | OUR COMMUNITY Volunteer of the Month:
Mailys Bernier | | A love of foreign experiences and passion for sustainability led French grad student Mailys Bernier to intern with CUESA this summer through fall to support CUESA's farmers markets, programs, and fundraising events.
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| | | | | CUESA is seeking enthusiastic and qualified candidates who are passionate about local food for two positions: Communications Coordinator and Market Programs Coordinator. Visit our website for details.
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| | SEASONAL RECIPE Heirloom Tomato Salad
| | Tomatoes and avocado get a new twist with shiso leaves, nori green goddess dressing, creamy tofu, and cucumber ponzu in this salad from Kevin Schantz of PABU Izakaya.
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Market Update This is the most up-to-date info about this week's seller attendance at the time of publication. Please stop by the CUESA Info Booth for a market map or check online for any last-minute changes. New! City Bees (back plaza) Returning: Brookside Orchids, Flying Disc Ranch, Mountain Ranch Organically Grown
Out: Apple Farm, Bella Viva Orchards (permanently), Della Fattoria, Rasoi, St. Benoit Creamery, Triple J Cellars, Washoe Valley Duck Farm New! Roti
Returning:Planting Justice, Skyelark Ranch, Triple J Cellars Out: Casa Rosa Farms, Delicious Kettle Corn, Lucky Dog Hot Sauce Out: Rasoi, Wise Sons Jewish Delicatessen (permanently) |
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