Harvest season is upon us. Social gatherings offer an occasion to connect with loved ones and community members. Harvest Celebrations, in particular, are a great way to celebrate the diversity within our community and learn about cultures and different rituals. Whether we take this time to pay tribute to ancestors or reconnect with cultural customs—food can unite people in celebration of inclusivity, generosity, and gratitude. Let’s make it a practice to acknowledge and honor the multitude of ways to celebrate the harvest each fall. Throughout the month of November, SEED round-ups support Little Earth Residents Association. Funding from the Seward Community Co-op will support Little Earth’s Urban Farm Program. The farm provides culturally relevant food to 1,000 Native residents located in the East Phillips neighborhood.
Seward Co-op is ready to help you plan a safe gathering for any group – large and small, family and friends. We have you covered whether you plan to cook a scratch-made feast, utilize smart shortcuts to cut down on kitchen time, or grab it to go from our Deli cooler and hot food bar.