Meet your local farmers & learn about the Triangle’s local and organic farm and food scene. Tour tickets (BUTTONS) purchased in advance are $30 per car for ALL 30 farms, ALL weekend. Your button is your pass – good for a CARLOAD of people. Buttons and farm tour maps will be available at all four Weaver Street locations.
Continue ReadingWomen’s History Month: Celebrating Women Leaders – part 4
For Women’s History Month, we shine a spotlight on women leaders who are the driving force behind Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, the focal point of this year’s National Women’s History Month. Professor La’ Meshia Whittington Q: What are your pronouns? A: She/Her Q: What is your job title? A: President/CEO, The WSC Group, Co-Founder of…
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Women’s History Month: Celebrating Women Leaders – part 3
For Women’s History Month, we shine a spotlight on women leaders who are the driving force behind Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, the focal point of this year’s National Women’s History Month. Ree Ree Wei is the Executive Director of Transplanting Traditions Community Farm. Read about her work with diversifying NC food systems. Ree Ree Wei…
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Women’s History Month: Celebrating Women Leaders – part 2
In honor of Women’s History Month, we shine a spotlight on women leaders who are at the forefront of promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, the focal point of this year’s National Women’s History Month. Dive into the journey of the President & CEO of El Centro Hispano and learn how her work shapes and builds up our community.
Continue ReadingWomen’s History Month: Celebrating Women Leaders
To commemorate Women’s History Month, we shine a spotlight on women leaders who are at the forefront of promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, the focal point of this year’s National Women’s History Month, and making a difference in our community.
Continue ReadingBlack Farmers’ Market
It began as a dream of 5 Black entrepreneurial organizers of Black August in the Park – an annual event that occurs in Durham, NC to celebrate African heritage and values – the Black Farmers’ Market evolved with a simple mission: “To inspire a self-sufficient community that supports and protects Black farmers and entrepreneurs.” As…
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Hope for the Holidays Donation 2023
Hope for the Holidays promotion raises $15,936.65! What Is Hope for the Holidays? Since 1998, Hope for the Holidays has paired fundraising and gift giving during December: we make a donation each time you buy a Hope for the Holidays product. We choose some of our favorite Game Changer, local, co-op produced, and Weaver Made…
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Hope for the Holidays campaign
Our annual Hope for the Holidays campaign has started! We’ve selected over a dozen holiday favorites, like locally grown poinsettias and our house-made stollen and quick breads. Look for signs around the store, or view all the items on the poster below. Every time you purchase a Hope for the Holidays item, we’ll make a…
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Abena Antwi and Queen’s Jollof Dedicate new lavatory in Ghana
From Abena Antwi, Founder and Owner of Queen’s Jollof Sauce: For the past year, I have been passionately dedicated to my mission project in Ghana, which involves building a lavatory for a rural school in the village of Abira. This project is of utmost importance as it addresses a critical issue faced by the community….
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New FOOD for ALL Program Improves Access to Nutritious Food for Food Insecure
by Allanah Hines, DEI Coordinator In the pursuit of a just and equitable food system, economic diversity holds a pivotal role within Weaver Street Market’s framework of DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion). We recognize that the intersection between economic dynamics and food justice is essential in fostering a society where all individuals, regardless of financial…
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