Please enjoy this wonderful documentary done by Michael Zayas
Food Not Bombs - Las Vegas from Michael Zayas on Vimeo.
Food Not Bombs Las Vegas is the Vegas Valley's local Food Not Bombs network. We are a grassroots mutual aid project based on recovering and sharing free food that would otherwise go to waste. We serve free vegan meals in public spaces such as city parks, distribute food to people in need, and provide food at activist events, politically-conscious shows and social gatherings, and anywhere else we are invited. We recover food from stores and restaurants that is still good to eat but can no longer be sold, and use it to make hot, fresh vegan meals. We operate on principles of leaderless consensus and nonviolent direct action. We oppose militarization and the criminalization of poor and hungry people. Interested? Want to meet like-minded people? Getting involved is easy, and there's lots of ways for you to help. Find out more...
Please enjoy this wonderful documentary done by Michael Zayas
Food Not Bombs - Las Vegas from Michael Zayas on Vimeo.
Food Not Bombs will have a booth at First Friday. Please stop by, we have pins, t-shirts, art and much more.
What is First Friday Las Vegas? First Friday is a celebration of art the way art should be appreciated. It’s a community event where all are welcome and encouraged to appreciate the artists of Las Vegas and the creative energy this city has to offer. You’ll find art, live music, food, shopping, and good times.There is no better example of culture and community in Las Vegas than First Friday – from 5pm until 11pm (Winter Hours January – March) the first Friday of each and every month! Where is First Friday Las Vegas? First Friday is celebrated all over Downtown Las Vegas, but officially FF juried art fairs are primarily located in two areas at this time. Casino Center and Colorado St, in the middle of the Arts District
Food Not Bombs Las Vegas held its weekly Free Picnic in the Park at Baker Park on Aug. 14 from 10:00am to 12:00pm. Gail brought rice, beans and soup, Chuck, Rosie and Zuli potatoes and rice, Scott fruit and water, Enrique peanut-butter-and-banana sandwiches, potato burritos, cookie and bread, Kelly his famous trail mix banana bread, Michelle bottled water and Sean water. Gail and Her also donated some clothes.
About 15 people joined in the meal this week. Food Not Bombs organizers Gail, Chuck, Rosie, Zuli, Michelle, Enrique, Scott, Kelly, Tyrell, Her, Mary Joy, Thomas and Sean were there. It was blazing hot, as August in Las Vegas tends to be. We went through about 12 gallons of ice water. We would really appreciate if more people could bring bottled water.
See you at the park next week!
Food Not Bombs Las Vegas will hold its weekly picnic at Baker Park between 10:30 am and 12:00 pm on Aug. 13. Bring food if you have it, yourself if you don’t.
See you there!
Food Not Bombs Las Vegas will hold its organizational meeting at The Beat Coffee in Emergency Arts at 2:00 pm on Aug. 13. Bring food if you have it, yourself if you don’t.
See you there!
Food Not Bombs Las Vegas held its weekly Free Picnic in the Park at Baker Park on Aug. 7 from 10:00am to 12:00pm. Gail brought rice, beans and soup, Chuck menudo, rice and cake, Scott fruit and water, Herb watermelon and homegrown tomatoes, Enrique peanut-butter-and-banana sandwiches and Carol salad, snack cakes and crackers. Rhonda Killough from Project AngelFaces also donated a bag of peaches, and Herb donated some luggage.
About 15 people joined in the meal this week. Food Not Bombs organizers Herb, Michelle, Donald, Carol, Dave, Kelly, Enrique, Chuck, Rosie, Scott, Mary Joy, Thomas and Sean were there. Last week’s rain was no where to be found, and it was blazing hot. Please donate bottled water this week, if you have it.
See you at the park next week!
Food Not Bombs Las Vegas will hold its weekly picnic at The Beat Coffee in Emergency Arts at 2:00 pm on Aug. 6. Bring food if you have it, yourself if you don’t.
See you there!
Food Not Bombs Las Vegas held its weekly Free Picnic in the Park at Baker Park on July 31 from 10:00am to 12:00pm. Gail brought rice, beans, soup, bagels and banana-apricot desert, Chuck enchiladas and beans, Scott water and apples, Kelly his famous trail mix banana bread. Rhonda Killough from Project AngelFaces also donated a box of figs.
About 20 people joined in the meal this week. Food Not Bombs organizers Gail, Chuck, Scott, Kelly, Mary Joy, Thomas and Sean were there. We got caught in the rain, but it did cut the heat, and we had the park gazebo for cover. Wasn’t too bad, all things considered.
See you at the park next week!
Food Not Bombs Las Vegas will hold its weekly picnic at Baker Park between 10:00 am and 12:00 pm on July 31. Bring food if you have it, yourself if you don’t.
See you there!
Food Not Bombs will hold its weekly organizational meeting at The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, 4550 S. Maryland Pkwy., this week. Meeting is still at 2 p.m. on July 9.
Click here for directions. See you there.