Media Advisory

South Central Farmers’ Tianguis and Centro Open House Sunday
South Central Farmers continue to move forward in pushing their mission statement of providing access to high quality, high nutritious produce and vegetables in South Central Los Angeles. While the politicians fail to address the growing trend of childhood obesity, cardio-vascular diseases in our community the SCF continue to push for local solutions through direct intervention with education and access.
South Central Farmers’ Tianguis and Centro Open House Sunday.

When: Sunday December 3rd
Time: 11am-5pm
Where: 41st and Long Beach (
close to Vernon Blue Line Station, just head north on Long Beach)

There will be Music, food, Healthy Eating demonstrations, jewelry, art and more Fresh produce will be available.

Join us for a mini-art exhibit with Fernando and open house at the South Central Farmers Centro located near the corner of 41st and Long Beach (1702 E. 41st, Los Angeles, CA 90058). A special one day exhibition of artistic visuals inspired by the Farm for our own inspiration will be on display.
The artists and filmmakers include: Maritza Alvarez, Gina Aparicio, Fernando Flores, Ross Guidici, Edgar Ibarria, Michael Kuehnert, Claudia A. Mercado, Dalila Mendez, Raoul De La Sota

We will also be accepting donations to help Mikey, a July 5th Arrestee, offset his court fees.
For info call 1-888-SCFARM-1

can the majority of the farmers come this sunday? it would make a stronger statement if they showed up in support of the continued struggle to save the land rather then people believing what they've read in newspapers about the majority of farmers moving to watts..? unless it's true? how come the majority of the farmers don't come around anymore? what's happening???? whats up with the appeal? is it still going through? how come the trees in the farm are being boxed up and moved? where are they going? from the looks of the farm it looks like people have given up. let's hope not! continue the struggle!

I wouldn't assume anything like that so quickly. The farmers are probably moving on and figuring out how to feed themselves and their families. They were probably farmers first, some of them activists second. But probably farmers most of all.

I think just about all cities should have community farms, just like they have libraries.