Share Your Harvest. Cultivate Resistance.
COMMUNITY FARMERS MARKET.
Hello neighbor!
Join us for a monthly act of community resistance disguised as a simple produce swap.
Bring whatever's thriving in your garden—whether it's fragrant herbs, backyard citrus, or that inevitable zucchini surplus—and take home something fresh while helping rebuild our local food sovereignty.
This exchange is more than neighborly sharing—it's a deliberate challenge to corporate food systems that extract wealth from our communities while disconnecting us from our food and each other. When neighbors feed neighbors, we reclaim our fundamental right to determine how food moves through our communities while building the resilience we need in these uncertain times.
We'll also have seed swaps, growing tips, and knowledge exchanges that preserve traditional growing practices. Every tomato passed between neighbors represents a meaningful shift in power—a small but significant step toward food autonomy and community interdependence. This is how our ancestors sustained themselves before corporate agriculture colonized our food systems, and how we begin to build meaningful alternatives now.
WHEN: Second Sunday of each month, 11am-1pm
WHERE: At THE EXCHANGE, 617 Marin Street in downtown Vallejo
HOW IT WORKS: Bring what you can, take what you need
