Francie Randolph – ‘Farming with Children – Growing Food, Health and Community through Children’s Gardens’

Horse and cart with family Wednesday, August 17th at 7 PM at the Highland House Museum

Francie created the non-profit Sustainable CAPE. Their mission is to celebrate local food while teaching about the health of our bodies, community, and environment. They demonstrate the direct link between local food, sustainable health and wellness, and the importance of preserving the fragile land and water resources that directly enable our local harvest.

Francie will be showing a film on work farming with children that was made by PBS producer Bill Charette. Francie & Bill will talk about the program and answer everyone’s questions.

As a member of the Truro Historical Society you have the opportunity to hold an event at the Highland House Museum! With a donation based on the size of your party (up to 100 people), you can celebrate a birthday, anniversary or wedding at one of Truro’s best known landmarks, the old Highland House, a hotel built on the Highlands in 1907. Located near the Highland Light in North Truro, it is a classic example of a turn-of-the-century summer resort hotel.

For more information, contact [email protected].

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