Nutrition Education
Learning experiences that promote healthy food, and healthy living. Brought to you by Forsyth Farmers’ Market and our community partners.
A Taste of African Heritage
Through a partnership with Oldways, Forsyth Farmers' Market regularly offers A Taste of African Heritage cooking classes! This course is free and designed to teach people how to eat and cook healthfully, through tradition and hands-on experience. Participants in the program engage in discussions, cooking lessons, and take time for eating and reflection.
Our next A Taste of African Heritage cooking classes are scheduled for
from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Pennsylvania Avenue Resource Center, located at 425 Pennsylvania Ave, Savannah, GA 31404. All classes are capped at 15 people. To RSVP, click you preferred date.
For questions please email, Director of Community Building, Aja Embry, aja@ffm-sav.org.
Cooking Demos with Sister’s Court
The mission of the Sister's Court - Farm Truck912 Partnership is to facilitate a learning experience that promotes healthy food choices in seniors through meal preparation demonstrations, nutrition education, and an immersive shopping experience. The theme of each class revolves around “Eating the Rainbow” and the various health benefits associated with each color group. This weekly, year-round program increases participants’ access to locally grown produce, provides culturally relevant nutrition education, and helps to foster a sense of community among the group.
Dine and Dash host, Martina Yvette, interviewed Mark and Tasha about Farm Truck 912. Click here to watch the full Dine and Dash episode that features Farm Truck 912!