Friday Night

choose reality

Climate Reality Project Workshop

May 10 6.30- 8.30

 Wellesley Village Church - 2 Central Street in the Village Common room

Free & Open to the Public

Hosted by The Wellesley Village Church, Citizens Climate Lobby and Sustainable Wellesley

We hear the news about super storms and melting ice caps, but what can we do about climate change? Come hear the latest information on the climate crisis. Learn what you can do right now to reduce your carbon footprint and help change our climate future.

Climate is one of the greatest moral challenges of our time

Trained by Al Gore, Wellesley resident Quentin Prideaux, will present the Climate Reality Project presentation and lead the workshop which includes break out sessions on:

home efficiency opportunities

political action

solar overview

renewable energy and home energy audit information

Faith groups across Wellesley and a variety of Green organizations in town encourage residents to continue the green movement in Wellesley.

Pizza and dessert will be served at 6.30 and the workshop starts at 7pm.

This is where our Community steps up.

For more information contact:

Wil Breden, Environmental Ministry of Wellesley Village Church

wrbreden@aol.com

 

Wellesley Farmers’ Market Opens Thursday 2-6 with New Mix of Vendors, On-line Ordering & Delivery!

chiveblossomsThe bountiful Wellesley Farmers’ Market will open for the second season on Thursday, May 9th from 2-6 pm in the Whole Foods Market parking lot.

With a new mix of vendors, an on-line ordering system and delivery options, the Farmers’ Market invites you to come enjoy a variety of just-picked, fresh fruits and vegetables from our local farmers and award winning and unique fine food purveyors.

The entire community is especially invited to join in for the Season Kick-Off Celebration on Thursday, May 16th. There are special activities planned, including live music from the Linx Singers at 5 pm and members of the Wellesley High School Jazz band.

The Wellesley Farmers’ Market is proud to welcome back:

Carlson Orchards

Dover Farm

Golden Rule Honey

 

And delighted to introduce Wellesley to:

Renegade Garden

Coutts Specialty Foods

On the Edge Knife Sharpening

Swiss Bakers

Guy’s Healthy Home Cooking

In Good Taste

Sophia’s Greek Pantry

Market goers fond of the incredible flowers from last year can still get them from Stow Greenhouses on-line, as well as local produce from the Natick Community Organic Farm and healthy delicacies from Healthy Habits Kitchen. Before market day, on-line vendors will list their freshest items so simply sign up at www.yourfarmstand.com and be sure to pull down the Wellesley market when placing your order. Feel free to pick up your order at the market before 6 pm or have it delivered for a $5 fee.

Look for market programs and special events designed to engage and delight shoppers of all ages.

Volunteer opportunities are available. Please contact John Spencer at 617-680-0012 for more information.

Wellesley Farmers’ Market aims to support local food growers and producers; celebrate seasonal, local, sustainably grown foods; serve the community; lead the local food movement; and join Wellesley’s sustainability movement.

The Wellesley Farmers’ Market is run as a project of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, with Town volunteers on the Steering Committee, thanks to a generous grant from Wellesley Plaza, managed by Gravestar, Inc. and the support of Whole Foods Markets.

The Wellesley Farmers’ Market brings the Massachusetts Horticultural Society back to its roots. The Society was founded in 1829 by a group of Bostonians who wanted to improve the quality of fruits and vegetables in the market stalls in Boston.

 

 

Walk With Us

IMG_1007Join Sustainable Wellesley as we wear green and walk the 45th Annual Wellesley Veterans’ Parade on Sunday, May 19th.

Look for the new Tesla Model S with the Sustainable Wellesley logo on it!

We will know our line up soon so check back here for specific time and location.

Friends and families welcome!

The parade starts at 1pm at the intersection of Route 16 (Washington Street) and Route 9 and continues westbound along Route 16 to Wellesley Square.