Thursday, May 21, 2009

Memorial Day Weekend

FNB this weekend!!! 10 o'clock at Sherwood for cooking. Folklife is also this weekend. Will we go there? You decide!

For anyone interested in coming to the party but not the cooking part, send us an email or give one of us a call and we'll keep you posted as things unfold.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

This weekend---

This weekend is the Ave Street Fair. It's uncertain, but we might eat there instead of VSP! What is certain is that we will cook as usual at Sherwood at 10am, and the decision will probably be made by whoever is there. If you want to join in but you can't make the cooking session and want to be able to find out where we're going to be, send us an email and I'll give you my phone number. P34(3.

Saturday, May 9, 2009

Current Information - A Must Know!

Apologies to confused FNB patrons about the absence of fresh information up till this point. Last week we did in fact meet at Victor Steinbrueck Park, and it was glorious by all accounts. Today we did not do this, because we lacked the element of participation! Of course the few of us who were there were disappointed, but that is not extremely important. Something that is important is that FNB only happens when people make it happen, and it only thrives when people of disparate thoughts, backgrounds, brackets, digestive tracts, musical tastes, and culinary aptitudes join together in the spirit of cooperation! But seriously, it would be cool if more people showed up. Tell your friends! Spread the word! Free food should not be a hard sell!

Other good nEWs: Last night we found about $5,000,000 worth of bulk food items. Scavenging for fresh vegetals will hopefully continue, but in the grains department we are tycoons.

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Really? Really! Free Market

FNB is taking our scheduled detour this Saturday to the Really Really Free Market in Pratt Park (in the Central District). The market goes from 12 to 4, but we're going to get a ride down there at 2. As always, get in touch if you want to help with the cooking (still 10 at Sherwood), have food to donate, or whatever, otherwise we hope to see you at the park!

By the way, if anybody can stick around at the end (4pm) to help transport things back to Sherwood and clean, that would be really helpful!

Friday, April 17, 2009

The Yuzh

2:30 at Victor Steinbrueck, tomorrow, Saturday, 4/18! Come one, come all. It's going to be a beautiful, sunny day, perfect for a free food picnic. In the park!
If you want free food, have something to discuss, like to play or listen to music, or just want to hang out and be non-capitalist (and through your participation help others to do the same), then please join us. No income, age, or any other bracket excluded!


Here was a couple weekends ago at VBP:




And feeds of months past:

Saturday, April 11, 2009

Today

We went down to Pike Place today a little early to see if we could catch the bank protest, but ended up mostly hanging outside of Left Bank Books. Music was had! I can't remember the name of the band, but they were wonderful! Accordion and Saw.

Apologies to anyone who went down at 2:30 and couldn't find us! We should have posted something beforehand about the change, but it was decided very last-minute. We'll try to post things more consistently about upcoming things, but if nothing appears before any given Saturday, feel free to just send us an email with your number and we'll keep you informed.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

FNB 4/4 - New Location

FNB is happening this Saturday! As usual, we'll meet at Sherwood at 10am to cook. But at 2:30 we're going to go to a new location this time to serve: Victor Steinbrueck Park. That's the park at the north end of Pike Place Market. Aside from the great location, it also has a view overlooking Elliott Bay, and is always packed with people, so bring your best party dress.

WE NEED:
- help transporting gear & food from the U-District to Pike Place.
- intrepid servers who will show up at the park at 2:30 and help everyone eat and make merry.
- Live Music! Bring your guitars, accordions, washboards, banjos, fiddles, drums, plastic buckets, thumb pianos, saxophones & trumpets, tamborines, didjeridus, and/or those tubes that make sound when you twirl them in the air.

Contact!