Join Festival Beach Food Forest for one of the best events of the year — Austin Parks Foundation’s It’s My Park Day! Volunteers will be planting new plants, sheet mulching, fixing up pathways, and generally working to keep the food forest healthy and...
Come on out, y’all! More details will be coming out very soon, but for now mark your calendars and plan to join us for the Festival Beach Food Forest FUN-Raiser on December 1st, at a private residence less than a mile from the food forest: For questions or...
When: Nov 4, 2017, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM What: A Fall Planting and Picnic Party! Join us for a morning of planting and nourishing the Festival Beach Food Forest ecosystem — followed by a fantastic picnic and community celebration. RSVP...
Join us for an evening of food, community, and visionary conversation about the design and growth of the Festival Beach Food Forest. When: Saturday, August 5 at 6 PM – 9 PM Where: Festival Beach Food Forest – 25 1/2 Waller St, Austin, Texas 78702 What to...
Check out food forest board members Jonathan Barona and Christopher Sanchez talk about the food forest and alternative food production today (Thursday, June 29) at 1pm on Shades of Green Talk Radio KOOP radio 91.7! From Shades of Green: Join us today at 1PM on KOOP...
The Festival Beach Food Forest is a way of reconnecting the Austin community to the natural world and specifically the important role trees and forests play on our planet. With that in mind we our proud to support Rainforest Partnership in launching World Rainforest...
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Community Call to Action:
Pause Wastewater Pipeline Construction at Festival Beach Food Forest
Festival Beach Food Forest is facing imminent disruption from an unexpected and insufficiently communicated wastewater pipeline relocation associated with TxDOT’s I-35 project. We are calling on the community to help us secure an immediate pause so the City, TxDOT, and community stewards can work together on a permaculture-based approach that minimizes ecological damage and honors years of City-approved planning and public investment.
