“We’re all a little mad…,” said the Cheshire Cat to Alice - and at Independence Gardens, we’ve embraced the madness and adventure while boldly breaking the boundaries with our approach to nutrition education. The backbone of every mile of this ride are the chefs that revved up the engine of change and said - enough is enough. Fresh food in schools and communities is not an option, it is the right of every child. Join us for the baddest, maddest, culinary adventure ever seen -- Bikers in Wonderland is where you will take center stage and showcase your creativity and unique style.                                  Wonderland - where the Mad Hatter awaits. Grab your knife bag, chef jacket, and join us down the rabbit hole as Independence Gardens presents Bikers in Wonderland - where the engines will roar in salute as you serve up creations that will transport your guests to a delicious Wonderland! 

About Independence Gardens: Since 2013, Independence Gardens connects children and communities to food through implementation of actionable, impactful nutrition education programs. The fun begins with the Apple Project - our outdoor, edible learning spaces. This extension of their classroom provides children an opportunity to learn about the food they are growing and eating through a hands-on approach. Not only do they learn about nutrition, but through additional resources and programs, students utilize their outdoor space for math, science, language arts, social studies, and more. The outdoor learning spaces are organic and teach sustainable practices as well as provide leadership opportunities for children to excel. It continues on with our chef-driven, student-led LIVE cooking program Come and EAT IT. Students cook alongside chefs utilizing the vegetables and/or fruits they have grown or will grow in their outdoor learning spaces.

Proceeds from this event will support Independence Gardens' programs including:

10 new Outdoor edible learning spaces in schools                                                           

20 hydroponic programs                                                                                              

10 Little Sprout (pre-k gardening programs)                                                                  

40 schools participating in Come and EAT IT

The Detais: 

When:  October 28, 2023

Time:  5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Where:  Wayne Ferguson Park

Your commitment:  Be part of the Curioser & Curioser world where local artisans will showcase their creations to Wonderlanders!  

Fee:  $50

What we provide:

10x10 space

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