Photo of Ohemaa Boateng, Executive Director of Black Creek Community Farm, standing next to a greenhouse. Photo was taken by: Paige Taylor White A call to action from Black Creek Community Farm’s Executive Director I remember growing up in Driftwood Court. After school when my mother would send me...
🥳 Save The Date 🎊 Our annual farm festival is back with lots of fun for the whole family. Join us for an afternoon of crafts and activities, good food, live music and performances, raffles, and much more. And did we forget to mention free ice cream and haircuts? BCCF’s...
Aaliyah Palmer, a George Brown placement student, is the new addition Black Creek Community Farm team. We are always honoured to host amazing placement students from a wide variety of disciplines. Many thanks to Aaliyah for sharing this biography with us.
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Become a Vendor at BCCF’s 11th Annual Farm Festival, July 22nd! Vendor applications are open for BCCF’s 11th Annual Farm Festival scheduled for July 22nd, 2023 from 1:00pm – 6:00pm. Our farm festival creates a space for the community to come together and bask in the joy of the great...
Black Creek Community Farm is honoured to host amazing placement students from a wide variety of disciplines. Many thanks to Eunice for sharing this biography with us. Interested in getting involved? See our openings for placement students.Â
Are you eager to transform a patch of land into a thriving ecosystem that nourishes both you, your community, and the wildlife in your community? Are you tired of witnessing the constant destruction of our natural systems, and the displacement of people and wildlife? So are we. At Black Creek...
As the sun peaks out and the snow begins to thaw, we appreciate the amazing work, Josh, our Farm Park Facilitator, has done on the ground to help staff and the community strengthen their connection with the land and our food. Check out his feature as we interviewed Josh as...
Origin Story: How did you become involved with food security or food justice work? I first got involved with agriculture back when I was a child growing up in Jamaica. Living in the countryside, I was often surrounded by fruits and vegetables growing around me as well as sustainable livestock...