event: Spring SowDown Festival on Oxbow Farm

buy tix here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/621582

Spring SowDown Festival on Oxbow Farm
It's time for our 3rd annual SowDown on the Farm! Sunday, May 4th 10am-2pm

Meet your farmers and get a glimpse of what life is like on the farm in Spring – This is where your food starts! Come explore, plant, learn, and celebrate!

Tickets are $5.00 in advance and $7.00 at the gate

We have lots of opportunities and activities to learn about gardening, worms, chicks, bunnies and bees. We'll even have Oxbow vegetable starts for purchase at the Oxbow Farm Stand!

Future Farmers of America
Baby calves, lambs, chicks and bunnies! Stop by to pet these cute spring babies and learn from our future farmers!

Chef and Father
Come see and maybe even stump Chef Greg Johnson in our annual Cooking Throwdown. This year we'll see if the kids can stump him with spring veggies from the farm. Will he still create delicious food? Heidi Bohan – ethno-botanist, educator and author
We are so lucky to have Heidi return once again. This year she will only be conducting one forage tour so plan accordingly! Explore and forage for exciting native wild edibles with Heidi Bohan!

Camp Korey
Our friends will be bringing their fun seed match activity, farm “web” and a simple butter-making activity!

Oxbow Native Plant Nursery
Welcome to the newest addition to Oxbow Farm Family. Come learn about what they will be doing in the coming season.

And don't forget about making flower crowns, farm art and our annual May Pole celebration

Food Trucks and Food Options:
314 Pie ~ savory and sweet hand pies including vegetarian options
Future Farmers of America ~ beverages and home baked goods
…more to come!

Plus! You'll be able to help us sow seeds in the children's farm for the fall festival, and most of all, have lots of fun on the farm!

PLEASE NOTE:
Google Directions are incorrect – please use these directions!
http://www.oxbow.org/farm-events/driving-directions-to-the-farm/

Please dress for the weather, and while we love dogs, and dogs love farms, please leave yours at home.