I was looking at the web site for the edible schoolyard that Alice Waters started and thought it would be great to volunteer time there. Unfortunately I live in San Mateo so it’s not very convenient. Does anybody know of... (1 reply, last updated by Junie D March 15, 2006)

yeah, it’s a fundraiser for an edible schoolyard project in New Orleans, (thus the "du monde), and it’s also a party celebrate CP’s 35th bday. I didn’t stop to eat, but it looked fun as I walked by. (3 replies, last updated by Morton the Mousse August 28, 2006)

and activists linking them to the resources they need for a broader food education. Students could tour the edible schoolyard in Berkeley to learn about how food is grown and what food to grow in a public school garden, spend a... (2 replies, last updated by anina September 7, 2008)

, artisans and activists linking them to the resources they need for a broader food education. Students could tour the edible schoolyard in Berkeley to learn about how food is grown and what food to grow in a public school garden,... (0 replies, last updated by anina September 7, 2008)

If you’re going to CP and the Edible Schoolyard in Berkeley, a tour of the Scharffen Berger Factory is always fun. (16 replies, last updated by susancinsf August 9, 2007)

pane – are you IN the bay area? look at the alice waters foundation, the edible schoolyard, and the rest! I thought about doing it but I just didn’t have the time... there should be instructions on alice waters'... (15 replies, last updated by creativeusername August 24, 2007)

overpriced. I always bring my own water and that saves some angst. Overall I thought the festival was pretty good. I loved the edible schoolyard and several of the food demos. But that may be because I have young toddlers who... (10 replies, last updated by Foodgeek July 4, 2005)

neighborhood, the range of choices is, as mpalmer6c points out, bound to be narrow. What might be better would be to try to open some sort of community-oriented market in conjunction with Edible Schoolyards programs etc.... (21 replies, last updated by JonParker August 1, 2008)

Alice Waters has been active in food politics since she got the idea for The Edible Schoolyard in 1993 if not before. She’s not naive about how hard it is to change the status quo. She’s not a utopian, either, just a... (76 replies, last updated by fresnohotspot November 4, 2009)

sales will go to the New Orleans Edible Schoolyard project (find out more here – www.esynola.org). PRICE: $22.50 (16 replies, last updated by swag November 22, 2008)

difference without trying to run to the bank, check out Alice Waters involvement in the Edible Schoolyard at Martin Luther King Middle School in Berkeley. Wolfgang’s Management Company is owned by Compass Food Management.... (14 replies, last updated by Dragon August 10, 2006)

a middle eastern place on the south side of Belmont, that’s adequate but no more than that. I’ve had edible food at Pizza Capri, at Sheffield. But the menu is quite hit-or-miss. There’s a couple of different... (9 replies, last updated by nu_sue September 17, 2006)

AW may have developed the concept of the "Edible Schoolyard," but the idea wasn’t entirely new. I grew up in Brooklyn, NY in the 50’s, and waaaaay in the back part of our huge concrete schoolyard was an unpaved... (265 replies, last updated by Caitlin McGrath July 14, 2009)

he had grown to expect, by our own effort (and $$$), is not, IMHO, out of line. I feel that that the addressing of institutional food service needs through chowhoundie ways (Wayne’s link, or Alice Water’s Edible... (32 replies, last updated by jeffreak July 6, 2006)

through the process of designing hands-on lessons that take into account academic standards and experiential learning. Day two will include a site visit to the Edible Schoolyard at Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School. The... (58 replies, last updated by Mrs_Doyle May 6, 2009)