Raleigh City Farm’s Pay-What-You-Can Farmstand is opening the 2022 season with GREENS! The greens we’re growing are packed with nutrients and we have several helpful cooking tips and some yummy recipes to share with you, courtesy Belynda Chambers.
Read MoreMeet Ian Love and Christian Shute, founders of local Raleigh business, Oak Collective. These green-minded, vertical farming visionaries are using their fresh, micro-controlled greens and vegetables to fight back against the many harmful processes used in mass food production.
Read More2021 was a BIG year for our small nonprofit urban Farm, thanks to the support of SO many members of our community! See just how much of an impact we’ve made…
Read MoreThanks to the generous support of our partners at Bank of America and neighbors at The Salvation Army, Raleigh City Farm has been proud to provide a “Pay-What-You-Can” (PWYC) Farmstand to the Raleigh community this fall.
Read MoreDid you feel it? The crispness of the air, the sunlight glowing through the leaves as it plunged behind the treeline, the warm fullness of your belly, the spice of wine on your tongue? The pure delight of sitting among friends again and sharing an expertly prepared meal. What a gift.
Read MoreWith the help of our supporting partner, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina (Blue Cross NC), the third year of Raleigh City Farm’s “Farm to Camp” program was another great success for our young campers and for promoting healthy eating habits in our community.
Read MoreWithout ruffling any feathers (pun intended), Raleigh City Farm has introduced livestock to the site with the support of the Hen Institute.
Read MoreRead more about one of our amazing partners, Spoonflower, a Durham-based online marketplace that connects makers and artists with customers around the world.
Read MoreRead a reflection from co-chair, Jamie Ousterout, on 10 years of Raleigh City Farm and how we turned a vacant lot into a flourishing, one-acre non-profit urban farm.
Read MoreOn April 24th, over 150 guests and volunteers turned out for our Bearthday event, celebrating ten years of Raleigh City Farm and Earth Day. Keep reading for event highlights!
Read MoreLearn more about Raleigh City Farm’s new farm manager, Maria Williford, including her plans for the farm, book recommendations, and favorite places in the Triangle.
Read MoreWe’re excited to welcome four new interns who will be supporting Farm Manager Maria Williford for the Winter/Spring 2021 season. They come from a variety of backgrounds and bring a diverse range of experiences and talent to support our mission.
Read MoreAs we welcome the new year with more clarity, hope and resilience, we wanted to take a moment to review all that we accomplished during a memorable year of change, reckoning and upheaval in our backyards and around the world.
Read MoreRead our recap of our successful Harvest Dinner at Home.
Read MoreWe’ve cooked up some fun ideas for you to consider as you make plans to enjoy your Harvest Dinner at Home.
Read MoreWe’re excited to grow the next generation of farmers through this fall’s internship program. Three outstanding women are working on the ground learning and growing with our Farm Manager Josh Sattin. Raleigh City Farm is fortunate to have their skills and energy and we’d love to introduce them to you!
Read MoreWe are excited to share the story of Johnny Davis, our very own “Next Gen” farmer who’s been growing microgreens that have made several appearances at our Farmstand. Keep reading to learn more about microgreens!
Read MoreThe week of June 22-28 is devoted to educating the public about pollinators and celebrating them. In honor of Pollinator Week, we have some fun things planned at the Farm to connect and educate our community.
Read MoreWe’re excited to advance the next generation of “Farmhers” through this summer’s internship program. Three outstanding women are working on the ground learning and growing with our Farm Manager Josh Sattin and one is working “behind the scenes” with our marketing/communications team. Raleigh City Farm is fortunate to have their skills and energy and we’d love to introduce them to you!
Read MoreDuring April 19-25, RCF celebrates Volunteer Appreciation Week. We are grateful for all of our volunteers, especially “Gene the Machine”.
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