Friends,

There's only 7 days left to get your spot to see DIRT! the Movie (http://bit.ly/5siRSx 
, summary below).  It's one of the first big screenings of the triple  
award winning, Sundance selected film in Toronto.  Get your tickets  
online at http://bit.ly/5mvEPT while there are still some left.

DIRT MAKES FOOD
[get the full post and video:  http://bit.ly/5siRSx]

FoodCycles (http://foodcycles.org) is hosting one of the first largest  
screenings of the award winning DIRT!  the Movie in Toronto at Bloor  
Cinema (506 Bloor St W; map http://bit.ly/86AxWR) on Thu, Jan 28, 2010  
(6:30-8:30 PM).  Dirt! the movie tells the amazing story of the earth  
we stand on everyday and how we depend on it for life.  In addition,  
FoodCycles is fundraising for its education work.  Tickets will be  
available online (http://bit.ly/5mvEPT), in advance and at the door on  
a sliding scale of $10-20.  There will be a reception at 6:30 PM and  
the movie will start at 7 PM and end at 8:30 PM.  You can buy sprouts,  
vegetable earrings or memberships during the reception.

Where:  Bloor Cinema (506 Bloor St W; map http://bit.ly/86AxWR)
When:  Thu, Jan 28, 2010 (6:30-8:30 PM)

GETTING DOWN AND DIRTY
DIRT! The Movie, tells the amazing and little known story of the  
relationship between humans and living dirt. The film offers a vision  
of a sustainable relationship between Humans and Dirt through the  
stories of global champions who are determined to fix the damage we've  
done before it's too late. There are many ways we can preserve the  
living skin of the earth for future generations. If you care about  
your food, water, the air you breathe, your health and happiness...  
it's time to see DIRT! the Movie, roll up your sleeves for action and  
Get Dirty. FoodCycles, a new Toronto urban farm and host of the  
evening, will give an introduction to the night talking about how you  
can take action here in Toronto.

Get in on the action!
The FoodCycles Team

t: 416 845 0818
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"Growing vibrant soil, food and community."

You can boost FoodCycles' teaching efforts by giving 20 (http://bit.ly/6lB88J 
), 10 (http://bit.ly/6lb7Z9) or 5 (http://bit.ly/7Yy0as) dollars.  Tax  
receipts available through our partner FoodShare (http://www.foodshare.net 
)

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