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Meetings & Events
IN-PERSON & ZOOM
Wednesday, April 23, 5:30-7:00 pm. topic: Decoding Nutrition Labels (Pgh. North mtg.)
Presented by Dr. Uma Purighalla.
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In-person at Northern Tier Library, 4015 Dickey Rd., Gibsonia, 15044.
Monday, May 12, 6:30-7:45 pm. topic: Fermenting Vegetables: What, Why & How (Pgh. East mtg.)
With Laura Beck and Mehry Safaeian.
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In-person at Murrysville Community Library, 4130 Sardis Rd. 15668.
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via Zoom, register HERE.
Wednesday, May 14, 6:00-7:15 pm. topic: Dressings & Sauces (Pgh. South mtg.)
Bring your favorite recipe!
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In-person at Green Tree Public Library, 10 W. Manilla Ave, Pgh 15220
Tuesday, May 20, 6:45-8:00 pm. topic: TBA (Pgh. City mtg.)
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In-person at Thelma Lovette YMCA, 2114 Centre Ave, Pgh, 15219.
See past presentations & cooking classes on our YouTube channel.
Community Learning
In the News ...
April food events: ‘Heart-Healthy Living’ Pgh. Post-Gazette (4/25)
Plant-Based Pittsburgh wins Public Favorite Award from Louis Bonduelle Foundation (6/24)
Get Healthy Pittsburgh gets folks curious about a plant-based diet TribLIVE (1/24)
Seventh-day Adventists use plant-based eating and community-centered culture to live longer lives, and
Blue Zones’ around the world offer keys to longevity. Experts weigh in on how Pittsburgh blue is Pgh. Post-Gazette (11/23)
Plant-based Diets Growing in Popularity North Hills Monthly (4/22)
No meat, no dairy, no problem! Observer-Reporter (12/21)
Making Your Garden Your Grocery Store North Hills Monthly (4/21)
Boosting Immunity Pgh. Post-Gazette (9/20)
Nourishing Plant-Based Recipes The Co-operator, p. 10-13
Plant-Based Pittsburgh group encourages home gardening amid pandemic TribLIVE (5/20)
Local Food Drive During COVID-19 WTAE news (5/20)
Sweat Equity: A healthy lifestyle change seeds a plant-based passion project Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (1/20)
Plant-based diet can reverse chronic diseases like diabetes, some cancers, mounting evidence shows Pgh. Post-Gazette (3/18)