Rachel’s Farm Film Premiere With filmmaker & director Rachel Ward, in person,Q&A follows Sun, Oct 15

Santa Barbara Permaculture Network Presents

With filmmaker & director Rachel Ward, in person, Q&A follows
Sunday, October 15, 2023,  6-8:30 pm
$14 (plus fees),  Kids 12 & under FREE (contact Lobero office to pay if bringing kids)

Location: Lobero Theatre
33 E Canon Perdido St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101

Tickets on Sale Now:  Lobero Ticket Office; 805-963-0761, online Lobero.comLobero Theatre; or at the door

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If you loved Biggest Little Farm, you will love Rachel’s Farm

Join Santa Barbara Permaculture Network for a special evening with Rachel Ward of Australian film fame, as she shares her experience of coming to terms with the catastrophic fires & floods that beset Australia in recent years.  The personal story-telling style of her film features intimate interviews with Rachel, her family, her inquisitive young farm manager who prompts them on a regenerative farm learning path, and all the people she has been inspired by on her transition from the world of entertainment to the world of farming.  With honesty, and even humor, the film gives a unique insight into her voyage from willful ignorance about the ecological impacts of conventional agriculture, to embracing a regenerative farming movement to restore the health of Australia’s farmland, food and climate.  Conversation & Q&A with Rachel follows.

Film Trailer:  https://theregenerators.org/rachels-farm/

Regenerative agriculture (or 'regen ag') is a holistic approach to farming and grazing that focuses on restoring and enhancing the health of ecosystems. By choosing food that’s produced regeneratively, what you eat can be good for the planet, good for farmers, and good for you and your family’s health.
Regen ag can mean different things to different people and there’s an array of practices e planet's) and the biodiversity of the ecosystem by diversifying plant life and building nutrient-rich top

A Community Event Hosted by Santa Barbara Permaculture Network
www.sbpermaculture.org

Event Cosponsors: Santa Barbara Permaculture Network, AH Juice, Buena Onda, Blue Sky Biochar, Teeccino, Community Environmental Council (CEC), Casitas Valley Pastures; SBCC Environmental Horticulture, Explore Ecology, Regenerative Landscape Alliance, Island Seed & Feed, Orella Ranch-Gaviota Givings, Santa Barbara Aquaponics, Sustainable World Radio, Sweet Wheel Summerland Farm; Paradise Found, Mesa Harmony Garden, Quail Springs Permaculture, Hour Books,  Rincon-Vitova Insectaries, Earth Banc, & the Santa Barbara Independent