It’s no secret that West Louisville is faced with a massive food desert problem. A drive around the blocs will render fruitless if you’re looking for a supermarket, grocery store or any other fresh produce shop. A couple mini marts sit, unassumingly, and oblige dejected persons to purchase various forms of refined carbohydrates, alcohols ...
It’s no secret that West Louisville is faced with a massive food desert problem. A drive around the blocs will render fruitless if you’re looking for a supermarket, grocery store or any other fresh produce shop. A couple mini marts sit, unassumingly, and oblige dejected persons to purchase various forms of refined carbohydrates, alcohols ...
It’s no secret that West Louisville is faced with a massive food desert problem. A drive around the blocs will render fruitless if you’re looking for a supermarket, grocery store or any other fresh produce shop. A couple mini marts sit, unassumingly, and oblige dejected persons to purchase various forms of refined carbohydrates, alcohols ...
It’s no secret that West Louisville is faced with a massive food desert problem. A drive around the blocs will render fruitless if you’re looking for a supermarket, grocery store or any other fresh produce shop. A couple mini marts sit, unassumingly, and oblige dejected persons to purchase various forms of refined carbohydrates, alcohols ...
Weekly housemate bonding, every other Saturday morning.
Seed Capital Kentucky’s June Community Council meeting, where members of the West Louisville community came together to discuss accountability aspects of the West Louisville FoodPort.
On our visit to Bernheim Forest, after a little harvesting and weeding, Gus gave us an extensive tour of the arboretum and forest. A Jewish German immigrant to Louisville, Kentucky, Isaac Wolfe Bernheim envisioned a nature reserve that welcomed people of all backgrounds. In 1929, Bernheim Forest was born after Bernheim’s death and in accordance with the will he ...
ReSurfaced – a cool pop-up event that remodels discarded shipping containers to usable spaces. This evening they hosted a West Louisville FoodPort night, where Seed Capital KY, the non-profit developer of the West Louisville FoodPort, engaged with the public about the $35 million dollar development project.
