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Tortillería Semilla Finds The Recipe For Worker Rights

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  CitySeed  |  Culinary Arts  |  Culture & Community  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Julieta Diaz | August 20th, 2024

Elizabeth Gonzalez and Anabel Hernandez at the Edgewood Park Farmers Market. Julieta Diaz Photos.

With A Spoonful Of Storytelling, Eight Food Businesses Blossom

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  CitySeed  |  Collab New Haven  |  Culture & Community  |  Economic Development  |  Food & Drink  |  Food Business  |  NXTHVN Lucy Gellman | March 31st, 2023

Synovia and Andrew Gibson with their sauce, Runny Novs. Lucy Gellman Photos.

At Q House, Food Business Alumni Take Flight

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  CitySeed  |  Collab New Haven  |  Culinary Arts  |  Dixwell  |  Dixwell Community Q House  |  Economic Development  |  Food Business Lucy Gellman | September 29th, 2022

Veggies Flow, Relationships Grow At New Q House Farmers Market

Arts & Culture  |  CitySeed  |  Dixwell  |  Dixwell Community Q House  |  Food Justice Al Larriva-Latt | July 15th, 2022

Je T’aime Cupcakes Sweetens Up The City

Arts & Culture  |  Black-owned businesses  |  CitySeed  |  Collab New Haven  |  Culinary Arts  |  Economic Development  |  Food Business  |  Milford Lucy Gellman | April 11th, 2022

A Food Justice Advocate Grows CitySeed's Footprint

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  CitySeed  |  Culinary Arts  |  Economic Development  |  Food Business  |  Food Justice Lucy Gellman | March 1st, 2022

Family, Friends Take Center Stage As Food Businesses Make Their Pitch

CitySeed  |  Collab New Haven  |  Entrepeneurship  |  Fashion  |  Food Business  |  Food insecurity Arturo Pineda | April 2nd, 2021

Screenshots via Zoom.

Kina’s Kitchen Brings Haitian To New Haven

Arts & Culture  |  CitySeed  |  Collab New Haven  |  Food Business  |  Hamden Lucy Gellman | April 1st, 2019

Sanctuary Kitchen Moves Outside

Arts & Culture  |  CitySeed  |  Food & Drink  |  Food Justice  |  Immigration  |  Refugees  |  Sanctuary Kitchen Lucy Gellman | August 8th, 2018

Karima El-Hamraoui and Abir. Lucy Gellman Photos. Abir was performing alchemy in The Hill. Her hands fluttered over a pile of red and white onion, fine salt and flaked sumac coating the slices. She spoke in quiet tones as she worked, recounting bits of information about her children. A family of sunflowers bobbed deferentially in the background.