After a brief tussle with the NYC Parks GreenThumb, the entity overseeing community gardens, the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space (MoRUS) is excited to (once again) present their eighth annual film festival.
It started last night — sorry! I only received this info at the last minute! Via the EVG inbox:
This year's festival — Reel Ecologies: Films for a Sustainable City — focuses on small-scale sustainable agriculture in urban environments, topics range from community-compost programs to community gardens to roof-top farms and more.Reel Ecologies: Films for a Sustainable City is presented in conjunction with our collaborative exhibition How Green Is My City? with the Green Map System, on display at MoRUS through the end of the year.Please join us, for free, on Sunday at 6 p.m. at Green Oasis Garden, in partnership with Reclaimed Organics, for a kid-friendly Adopt-a-Worm program offering an opportunity to drop off your compost scraps and learn about the important work earthworms do!Ticket proceeds will benefit Sixth Street Community Center's emergency food distribution efforts.Check our our website for more details.
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