This past week on the West Side was one to remember.  So good we actually have to start the Friday before where we had a special visit from a pig named Kevin, ate sushi for lunch, and played 4 way capture the flag with face paint at Harriet Island.  Following what was a very fun Friday,  Tuesday started with a couple of  youth farm parents as guest chefs, Wednesday  we harvested what felt like a ton, Friday we highlighted the arts, expertise, and savvy of our youth with a talent show, then finally Saturday sold some produce at the West Side Farmers Market.  Overall it was a pretty spectacular week, truly one of the best we’ve had.

Kevin Bacon playing at the Robert Street garden

Kevin Bacon playing at the Robert Street garden

Making sushi with sushi chef and volunteer Andy.

Making sushi with sushi chef and volunteer Andy.

They cater, run a food truck, and will soon have a brick and mortar restaurant.

They cater, run a food truck, and will soon have a brick and mortar restaurant.

 

Roberto of Camilas' Taqueria Catering served up many rounds of tacos

Roberto of Camilas’ Taqueria Catering served up many rounds of tacos

Yum

Yum
The line for 3rd's...The food was very well liked.

The line for 3rd’s…The food was very well liked.

Making progress on the main garden mural

Making progress on the main garden mural

 

Beautifully grown and perfectly harvest head lettuce from the Cherokee garden.

Beautifully grown and perfectly harvest head lettuce from the Cherokee garden.

Choreographed Drumming and solos.

Choreographed Drumming and solos.
SP and the Gingers covering Karmin's Brokenhearted.

SP and the Gingers covering Karmin’s Brokenhearted.

Interpretive dancing of an anonymous artist

Interpretive dancing of an anonymous artist

Stand up comedy

Stand up comedy

Stomp worthing fiddling

Stomp worthing fiddling

Poster sized cats

The artistic skills of one of our youth showing off her ability to draw a love stuck kitten.

And one of our youth found a 4 leafed clover. Hard work and luck goes a very long way.
And one of our youth found a 4 leafed clover. Hard work and luck goes a very long way.