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The MCM, Sergio de la Torre and Alicia Villanueva of La Cocina are proposing a seed fund for food entrepreneurs in the Yoxi Ideas Competition. Support our idea to reinvent fast food. Just a simple vote today! Thanks!
Jimbo Trout – Hillbilly bebop boogie. playing with the Fish People next Monday at Amnesia.
The Cage-Free Players are Andrew Epstein, Micha McClain, and Sam Heminger. Playing orignals from Ondas Novas and a mix of jazz trio works.
Enamored – is Paulie Anne and Harrison, returning to the MCM!
The Mission Community Market, artist Sergio de la Torre, and La Cocina‘s Alicia Villanueva of Tamales los Maya are seeking a grant to Reinvent Fast Food.
Support our bid for $40,000 to bring healthy and affordable fast food while creating economic opportunity!
How would YOU reinvent fast food? Comment here or on the team page. Every day you can sign in and “support” us to increase our chances!
Daylight savings is taking a break, but the Mission Community Market isn’t! Stock up on designer goods, artisan gifts and fall foods like Emmy’s Pickles and Jams, Good Foods BBQ Sauce, Hale’s apple cider and assorted fruits for your own creations! The MCM will continue, warmly lit and full of food through December 16th. Here’s a starter list of our vendors, more added every week! Apply here to sell non-foods this year.
San Francisco Chronicle: Bike to the MCM!
San Francisco Chronicle November 4, 2010 04:00 AM Copyright San Francisco Chronicle. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
It’s always a good time to haggle for your regional veggies in an alfresco setting. But with the advent of harvest season, it’s harder to say no to a bike basket full of Mother Nature‘s free-range heirloom goodies at the peak of their virtue, at a farmers’ market near you.
Since July, the Mission Community Market has brought in many of the same farm-fresh fresh foods as the usual markets. This market originated in response to “a lot of community members (who) came forward asking for a farmers’ market unique to the Mission, even a community market,” says Jeremy Shaw, the market’s organizer.