December - March (Winter Season)When: Every Saturday
Time: 10am-1pm (rain or snow) Location: Watauga Co. Agricultural Conference Center Address: 252 Poplar Grove Rd, Boone, NC 28607 |
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May - October
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WEDNESDAY:
BOONE: Wednesday - 12pm - 6:30pm High Country Food Hub 252 Poplar Grove Rd, Boone, NC 28607 DEEP GAP: Wednesday - 3:30 - 5:30pm Bald Guy Brew Coffee Roasting Co 714 Old US 421 South, Boone, NC 28607 TODD: *OPENING FOR THE SEASON ON JULY 24, 2024* Wednesday - 3:30 - 5:30pm Todd Mercantile 3899 Todd Railroad Grade Road, Todd, NC 28684 (*Seasonally Open July - October) WEST JEFFERSON: Wednesday - 4 - 6pm Ashe County Public Library 148 Library Rd, West Jefferson, NC 28694 |
THURSDAY:
BANNER ELK: Thursday - 3:30-5:30 WYN Avery Office 2951 Tynecastle Hwy, Banner Elk, NC 28604 BLOWING ROCK: Thursday - 4-6pm Myer's Kitchen & Pantry 8146 Valley Blvd, Blowing Rock, NC 28605 PINEOLA: *OPENING FOR THE SEASON ON MAY 9, 2024* Thursday - 4-5:30pm The Pineola 3085 Linville Falls Highway, Newland, NC 28657 (*Seasonally Open May - October) |
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Our Farm to Plate Dinner Series gives participants a chance to enjoy the flavors of the High Country while learning about local agriculture. Each dinner features local ingredients crafted into delicious menus designed by local chefs. At these dinners, participants hear stories from featured local farmers about their craft and why small-scale agriculture plays such an important role in the High Country. Check out our EVENTS page for upcoming Farm to Plates!
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Double Up Food Bucks is a healthy food incentive program that doubles value of federal nutrition benefits spent at farmers' markets, helping people buy local food while supporting our local farmers and economy.
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We are proud to partner with Fair Food Network to help grow a vibrant local food system and inform public policy to address hunger and nutrition while supporting a more sustainable food system.
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Local Food As Medicine (LocalFAM) is BRWIA's food access program, which enables community organizations to provide their neighbors with fresh, nutritious food, supplied by local producers. The food is free to our recipients, but producers are paid full retail price for their products. Funding is provided by grants.
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From providing additional markets to on-farm trainings, our producer support offerings are based upon the needs of our community. Since 2014, we have offered a CRAFT (Collaborative Regional Alliance for Farmer Training) program that cultivates meaningful mentor relationships through peer-to-peer farmer trainings and an apprentice link webpage.
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Formed in February 2016, the High Country Food Hub is a central storage facility and online farmers' market for locally grown food and made products. The Food Hub offers producers affordable storage options for cold, frozen, and dry products, access to an innovative year-round marketplace, and marketing and technical assistance to reach new customers.
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Your Support MattersWe need you in order to accomplish our goals of building a healthy, fair, and sustainable local food system through:
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