Special thanks to Tecolote Farm for offering to host our April swap. Visit them on the web or on Facebook!

Other helpful info:

How the Swap Works

Our food swap is a place where you can trade an item you made for another item that someone else made. Items are swapped 1-for-1. For example: You have a loaf of bread to swap.

You'll wrap it up and be prepared to take home in trade for that loaf, a jar of some home-preserved goodness, a half-dozen backyard eggs, a bag of homemade crackers or cookies, or whatever you see on the table that looks good to you.

You can bring as many items (the same or all different, whatever) to trade as you'd like. We usually bring 5-10 items each, but some folks make big batches of things and end up with 20 or more individual items. The more you bring, the more you take home in the end. All items should be packaged with the principle in mind that all packaged items are equal (i.e. don't expect to take home two items for your one).

The official swap and trade interactions will start right at noon, so don't show up after then with hopes to swap.