PGF In-Person Programs: Wash. D.C

When:  Every Saturday

Time: 3-6PM EST 

Location: Old City Market & Oven 

522 K st NE, Washington, D.C 20002

Suggested Donation: $40-$20

 PGF works in partnership with local organic growers to source fresh produce each week. We prioritize minimizing food waste and maximizing food access while upholding the highest standards in safety, quality, and care. 

 Each week, we collaborate with local organic farmers to redirect high-quality, unsold, and surplus produce that would otherwise go to waste. 

The produce is then hand-packed into Harvest Bags and made available to the public on a flexible, no-subscription basis. 

•  100% Local & Organic 
•  No Subscriptions 
•  Regenerative
•  Reinvested Proceeds  

 Every dollar spent on a PGF Harvest Bag is reinvested directly into our mission. Your support helps us grow our upcoming seed initiative, preserving and sharing organic, heirloom, and culturally significant seeds for future generations. It also fuels our youth education programs, where young people learn about food justice, regenerative farming, and ecological stewardship. 

Come over to Old City Market & Oven to pick up our harvest!

When:  Sunday, September 21

Time: 12pm – 2:00 PM EST 

Location:  Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens

 1550 Anacostia Ave. NE Wash. D.C 20019

Cost: $25

"An introduction to Polyvagal theory and Breathwork”
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Our Facilitator: Chaand Ohri, MD
Board-Certified Internist | Holistic Medicine Pioneer | Physician with Lived Experience.
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Join us for an interactive workshop on the fundamentals of nervous system regulation and breathwork through the lens of modern neuroscience and ancient yogic wisdom and learn how our environment plays a role on our nervous system.
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You’ll learn about:
Polyvagal theory
Basic pranayama breathing
And enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of the aquatic gardens!

When:  Saturday, October 4th

Time: 3:30pm – 5:00 PM EST 

Location:  In Person Event

Old City Market & Oven 

 522 Kst NE Wash. D.C 20002

Cost: $20

 This is a talk and demo about using your organoleptic (sensory) experiences to be able to understand herbalism in an empirical and intuitive way. In many ways our bodies can identify and communicate to us about our needed minerals and molecules, sometimes better and more effectively than our intellect. 

Natalie will guide you through a somatic tea tasting that focuses your attention to perceive subtle shifts and communications from the body about what you are tasting.  

Join us for a somatic tea tasting that will deepen your understanding of herbalism.

Supplies provided. Limited capacity, reserve your spot today! 

When:  Saturday, November 8th

Time: 3:30pm – 6PM EST 

Location:  In Person Event

Old City Market & Oven 

 522 Kst NE Wash. D.C 20002

Cost: $30

  This class will go over the technical skill of yarn making and also deeply discuss our social and physical relationship with yarn. 

Supplies provided. (Please bring your own vegan materials if you prefer to use cotton)

Limited capacity, reserve your spot today!