Slow Food recognizes that our environment, culture and economy are profoundly affected by what we choose to eat. We believe that everyone should have access to high-quality food produced in a sustainable and equitable way.
School Gardens
Help us support our schools and give our children the opportunity to dig, plant, nurture, and harvest.
Gatherings
Gather with us to celebrate the bountiful gifts available here in Solano County, and join us for fun and informative workshops!
Farmers & Purveyors
Discover local gems and source fresh products from independent, family-owned operations.
Meet our local farmers and food producers
We support and promote the local farmers, vintners, and food crafters who contribute to our community. Shopping local helps our agricultural community thrive.
Sustainable & Regenerative
Discover resources that can support home gardeners and commercial farmers in their efforts to grow food with sustainable and regenerative practices
Latest from the Blog
Support Needed for School Gardens
For the last ten years, Slow Food Solano has given grants to schools throughout Solano County, enabling teachers and volunteers to get students into the garden, to grow and taste fresh food. Any donation is appreciated. As Slow Food Founder Carlo Petrini noted, “A...
Lindsay Gilpin’s Local Tomato & Chili Pepper Jam
Chef and owner of Back Door Bistro Wine Bar shared this recipe with us at the 2016 Tomato Day at Morningsun Herb Farm. Lindsay and her assistant did a chef demo for us at Tomato Day out in the beautiful gardens of the farm. Those of us lucky enough to attend also...
A Life Well Lived — Mary B. Remembered and Honored
Slow Food Solano members are remembering our good friend, architect of our School Garden Grant Program, enthusiastic volunteer par excellence, and overflowing fount of knowledge, Mary Bourguignon (or Mary B., as we affectionately referred to her), who passed away...
Special Events
August or September
Tomato Day
Solano county schools benefit from this annual tomato tasting event organized and hosted by Morningsun Herb Farm in Vacaville. Check back with us in early June to learn more about next year’s event.
Quarterly
Member Mixers
Slow Food Solano members, local farmers and vintners host potlucks, mixers and other events where members and prospective members can learn from each other and exchange ideas in a convivial setting.
A Special Thanks to Our Sponsors and Community Partners
