Stone Hearth Pizza Co.

is throwing a local foods party & fundraiser

to celebrate this home grown movie! 

Fill your belly with locally sourced and and housemade food before watching this insightful film about the health of our small farm communities. Also, meet the Filmmaker, Kirstin Canty, a Massachusetts Mom who was outraged by the government  raids of small farms in America.

5:30 - 6:45pm Stone Hearth Party at the State Transportation Building (atrium food court area) 8 Park Plaza, Boston, MA

Featuring delicious soup and appetizers with seasonal, local ingredients and (SORRY Farmer can't bring ice cream due to work load on his farm) ice cream donated by Doug Stephan's Eastleigh Farm.

Butternut Squash Soup with Organic Focaccia Bread
Beef Meatballs with a Creamy Roasted Onion & Herb Sauce
Eastleigh Farm Ice Cream

Housemade ice tea and lemonade.

Kristin Canty will make a few remarks and then....

7:00pm Farmageddon Movie- we will walk over to AMC Boston Common to see the movie

8:30pm Brief Q&A with Filmmaker Kristin Canty

Important Note: Movie ticket is not included in your donation. We highly recommend purchasing your $12.00 movie tix in advance. Search the AMC Boston Common website for September 19, then choose Farmageddon, then select the 7:00pm show.

Every bit helps, please donate as little or as much as you'd like to the The Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund.  If you don't want to donate, you are still welcome to attend....please Contact the Host so we may have an accurate headcount for food.

Can't make this event? Click here for other special Farmageddon events. This event is part of the week long Boston Premiere of Farmageddon, there are 4-6 shows daily. Visit the AMC box office for more dates and showtimes.

Your Donation Supports

The Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund defends the rights and broadens the freedoms of
family farms and protects consumer access to raw milk and nutrient-dense foods. The filmmaker requests that concerned citizens support the FTCLDF, a U.S. based 501(c)(4) nonprofit, whose work inspired her film.

See farm raid info on FTCLDF website: www.farmtoconsumer.org/farm-raids

ALL Proceeds from this event will benefit this worthwhile cause. As a 501c4 donations are not tax deductible.

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About the Film

Kristin Canty's son was healed of multiple allergies by farm fresh foods, among them raw milk. When she heard of the armed raids and seizures taking place on family farms she was horrified. And knew she had to do something about it. In this enthralling film, Canty lets the small farmers tell their stories.

For more details and to see the movie trailer, visit:http://farmageddonmovie.com/

Farmageddon was chosen as Critics Pick by the New York Times! See also, LA Times Movie Review

For the film's backstory, see the publicist's blog: