DiPaola Turkey Farm
Thanksgiving is coming up on Thursday, November 27 — but even with more than two weeks to go, pre-orders for turkeys are well underway. If you’re looking for the perfect bird for your family meal, we’ve rounded up some options: DiPaola Turkey Farm [http://www.dipaolaturkeyfarm.com/special-orders/] Where:
film screenings
On the second Tuesday of every month, the meeting room above the Park Slope Food Coop [http://www.foodcoop.com/] fills with neighbors interested in the industry, politics, and culture of food. They gather to watch a thought-provoking film, take part in a Q&A, and enjoy some delicious
funeral
It might not be something you like to think about, but planning for your own death may actually give you some perspective to allow you to live more fully in the moment. That’s the idea behind an upcoming event at the Park Slope Food Coop [http://www.foodcoop.com/
bingo
Looking for something fun to do this week to remind you that spring is on the horizon (despite what the forecast may say)? From a group run in Prospect Park, to a screening of a Brooklyn-based classic, to a new weekly bingo series, there’s plenty to get out and
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If you’re caught stealing something from the Park Slope Food Coop [http://www.foodcoop.com/] (782 Union Street), you face a lifetime ban at the 40-year-old members-only grocery store — but you may also face the police. A recent story in the New York Times [http://www.nytimes.com/2013/
Health
The Park Slope Food Coop [http://foodcoop.com/] and Natural Gourmet Institute for Health & Culinary Arts [http://naturalgourmetinstitute.com/] have joined forces to spread the message of health to our Brooklyn community. With a popular and entertaining cooking demonstration on the first Thursday evening of every month, talented chefs
cooking
By the end of November, the bounty of locally harvested fruits and vegetables has ceased to crowd the Park Slope Food Coop’s [http://foodcoop.com/] shelves. Instead, we are left with tropical imports and winter produce like brussels sprouts. A consolation for fewer tasty tomatoes and wilted greens is
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Love it or hate it, the Park Slope Food Coop [http://foodcoop.com/] has great produce. The kale is always beautiful, the beets are multicolored, and the melons fresh and delicious. Sometimes, that produce [http://foodcoop.com/go.php?page=produce] can be procured at a significant discount. For instance,