EXETER - Stomp out hunger with FoodLink for Tulare County on March 24th.  Join us for a family-friendly garden party where blues and folk music combine for a stompin' good time. We’ll have live music by local artist Lance Canales, craft beer by Rocky Hill Brewing, delicious BBQ, and Free kids’ activities and horse rides provided by Safety Skills Network will be taking place.

The garden party will be taking place in FoodLink’s DEEP Roots Garden.  The garden began with a partnership with FoodLink and In Good Company, Clif Bar and other values driven organizations with a long tradition of community service, collaboration, and a powerful force for positive change in the community.  Today the garden hosts educational opportunities for community residents and organizations.  

This is the first event that will be held in the garden and will help raise funds for FoodLink’s DEEP Roots work. DEEP Roots is short for Discovering our Edible and Equitable Potential and conveys an educational commitment to develop a healthier, more equitable, and participatory food system through garden education, leadership development, food rescue & gleaning, and social enterprise development. 2018 marks Foodlink for Tulare County’s 40th year as Tulare County’s only independent food bank and is committed to promoting equitable and dignified access to nutritious, healthy food while also addressing the root causes of hunger through education, advocacy, and food systems change. The Root Stomp Garden party is an opportunity for you and your loved ones to learn and experience garden education.

Presale tickets are $15 for adults, $5 for children under 12, and family four-packs are available for $50; adult tickets will be $20 at the door. Tickets can be purchased online at www.foodlinktc.org or in person at 611 2nd Street, Exeter.