Vancouver's Leader in Transition toward Strong, Resilient, Complete Communities
Time: February 12, 2013 from 6:30pm to 8pm
Location: Norton Commons
Street: 2501 West Broadway @ Larch
City/Town: Vancouver
Website or Map: http://nortoncommons.ca
Phone: 604-736-3588 ext. 31
Event Neighbourhood and Type: kitsilano, healthy, corner, store, tour
Organized By: Zsuzsi Fodor
Latest Activity: Feb 1
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The Westside Food Collaborative and Norton Commons invite you to an evening meet and greet, tour, and tasting at Kitsilano's newest healthy corner store!
Meet owner Julie Norton, hear her story, sample the food, and connect with community.
Space in the store is limited, RSVPs appreciated on this event page or to [email protected].
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