Southside Community Farm

Southside Community Farm Southside Community Farm is an urban community farm growing Black food sovereignty. Feel free to visit and lend a hand if you can.

Programs include the free fridge, BIPOC Farmers Market, workshops, community dinners, and more! Southside Community Farm (SCF) is an urban food space in the historically Black Southside neighborhood of Asheville, North Carolina, which exists on stolen Cherokee land. Since 2014, SCF has been a BIPOC-centered space for neighborhood residents to enjoy healthy food and to connect with nature and each

other. Community events include the BIPOC Farmers Market at 12-3 PM on the 1st Sunday of the month (May-October). We are building Black food sovereignty together!

Big thanks to our friends and comrades with NC BLOC who spent some time at the farm this weekend during their annual Act...
08/31/2026

Big thanks to our friends and comrades with NC BLOC who spent some time at the farm this weekend during their annual Action Camp!!

Together we harvested holy basil, sorrel, mustard greens, arugula and purslane; the fridge got a thorough cleaning; and we packed more seeds for the seed library.

The whole weekend was a beautiful experience and we loved having your energy out on the land πŸ’š πŸ’š πŸ’š

08/25/2026
Half of our staff little staff of 4 will be celebrating a birthday on Sunday, August 30. Jacque has asked that folks cel...
08/24/2026

Half of our staff little staff of 4 will be celebrating a birthday on Sunday, August 30. Jacque has asked that folks celebrate by donating to Grow Your Own, the program that she runs creating and supporting home gardens for her neighbors. Currently 14 families in public housing are successfully growing their own veggies and herbs through Grow Your Own. Learn more, see pictures of some of these beautiful home container gardens, and support Jacque's amazing work:
https://grow-your-own.raiselysite.com/

Join us this Sunday, August 23, for a soul food shindig at Southside Community Farm! 4th Sunday potlucks are open to eve...
08/17/2026

Join us this Sunday, August 23, for a soul food shindig at Southside Community Farm! 4th Sunday potlucks are open to everyone, so bring a dish to share and bring a friend!
We will be located at Southside Community Farm, behind the Edington Center at 133 Livingston Street, Asheville. The potluck will be held from 2:30-5:30.

Join Southside Community Farm for a BIPOC-only drumming class led by Adama Dembele on Sunday, August 9 from 1:30-3:30 PM...
08/03/2026

Join Southside Community Farm for a BIPOC-only drumming class led by Adama Dembele on Sunday, August 9 from 1:30-3:30 PM! Adama Dembele is a djembe master and music teacher from Ivory Coast whose family has worked to preserve and share traditional music for 33 generations. We will learn some traditional West African djembe rhythms along with the stories and meanings they carry.

Got a djembe? Bring it to the class! If you have a drum to use, there is no need to register.

Need to borrow a djembe for the class? We have a limited number available, so if you don't have one to bring, please register to use one here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/djembe-reservation-for-bipoc-class

This is a free offering to our BIPOC community, but if you would like to make a small donation to keep our classes going, you can do so here: https://southside-community-farm-donation-form-1758641774303.raiselysite.com/ #

This class will be located outdoors at Southside Community Farm, behind 133 Livingston St, Asheville. Please check our social media for cancelation information in the case of inclement weather.

Please note that this event is intended as an affinity space for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color). If you do not identify as BIPOC, this is not the right event for you. Please check out public events on our website and social media.

Meet Tempe (she/they), our apprentice for the month through Anne Saxelby Legacy Fund. Tempe comes from a lineage of farm...
07/30/2026

Meet Tempe (she/they), our apprentice for the month through Anne Saxelby Legacy Fund. Tempe comes from a lineage of farmers, land stewards and caretakers from southern Georgia. As an apprentice, she is fueled by the opportunity to support and learn more about youth education, food distribution, and nurturing community-based food webs as an act of resistance, care, and preservation. She is excited to support the work of Southside Community Farm, Asheville and explore/share seeds of knowledge gained during her apprenticeship with her home community in Atlanta, Georgia, southernpearlfarm.

Come see us at the BIPOC market! Today, Sunday June 26, from 1-4 PM at New Belgium Asheville
07/26/2026

Come see us at the BIPOC market! Today, Sunday June 26, from 1-4 PM at New Belgium Asheville

Join us Sunday (June 26) for a BIPOC market at New Belgium Asheville from 1-4 PM! We'll be there with fresh veggies, far...
07/25/2026

Join us Sunday (June 26) for a BIPOC market at New Belgium Asheville from 1-4 PM! We'll be there with fresh veggies, farm-grown medicinal salves, and Southside Community Farm merch. Unfortunately, we won't be bringing any cool bugs from the farm πŸͺ²

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133 Livingston Street
Asheville, NC
28801

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