Eat Your Greens 5: The Tri Community Festival at the Fairview Garden
From: Maeve Conran
Series: Eat Your Greens
Length: 04:53
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Three inner city communities come together to celebrate the children and garden at Fairview Elementary. The growing season may be over, but they have big plans for next year!
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