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WELCOME TO ALEMANY FARM

The largest agricultural site in San Francisco, Alemany Farm offers everyone the chance to learn where their food comes from, pitch in to help, and take home fresh produce for free. Learn more below and come get your hands dirty with us!
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Whether you’re an individual or a group, learn how you can get involved by joining a community workday at Alemany farm.

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Support Friends of Alemany Farm to keep us resilient in 2026! Learn how to donate and what your gift supports.

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Workshops

Check out our upcoming workshops! We offer workshops on a range of topics. Workshops are donation-based; no one is turned away for lack of funds.

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Introduction to Urban Beekeeping Sunday September Introduction to Urban Beekeeping
Sunday September 27th, 10 am - 12 pm
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This IN-PERSON WORKSHOP will be hosted at Alemany Farm.
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Instructor: Dan Decuir from the SF Beekeepers Association
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Come learn beekeeping basics, colony health and urban honey production. This two hour class will be hosted by a member of the San Francisco Beekeeping Association and will cover the honey bee life cycle, how to identify and treat pests and diseases, and an introduction to working with bees safely. Also learn how bees work together to make honey, pollinate flowers, and maintain colony nutrition. The class will conclude with a guided tasting of honey from our local plants.
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This will be a lecture style class with Q&A. Please bring your questions. In this class we will not have the opportunity to open an active hive.
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Suggested Donation: $35 - no one turned away for lack of funds. Our workshops are donation-based and support the growing and distribution of free produce at Alemany Farm. We encourage everyone to make an offering commensurate with your means, and in an amount that feels powerful to you - such gifts make workshops like these possible. We also do not want money to be a barrier to entry. Please reach out if you would like to attend but are unable to donate. If you can afford to make a bigger donation, your contribution will support the work of Alemany Farm and the opportunity for others with more limited funds to attend this class.
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Accessibility Information: This workshop will be held outdoors. The format will be lecture/ discussion / Q&A. Alemany Farm is a working farm and is not ADA accessible at this time. Pathways are on uneven ground. The bathrooms are accessible only by stairway. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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Cooking From the Farm: A Lebanese Experience Sunda Cooking From the Farm: A Lebanese Experience
Sunday September 27th, 10:30 AM - 1 PM
at Alemany Farm
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Instructor: Tamara Kahhale
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Come to Alemany Farm for a full cooking workshop! Learn more about the importance (and fun!) of eating seasonally, how to harvest seasonal crops, and work through some basic cooking instructions (knife skills, anyone?). Together, we’ will cook a few dishes in our outdoor kitchen and enjoy them in lovely early fall. The menu will be Lebanese inspired, vegetarian (vegan options available) and please bring your own knife and cutting board.
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Please note: kids 15 years or older are welcome
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Tamara Kahhale (she/her) is a former electrical engineer turned landworker who was in the climate technology solutions space before realizing that she wanted to approach the climate crisis from an agricultural and land-based lens. She has developed a deep passion for regenerative agriculture and soil health, as well as food justice and sovereignty, climate education, and community-driven practices. As the daughter of Lebanese immigrants, she has a deep connection to food and believes that everyone has a right to eat culturally relevant food in a way that does not harm the planet. She has one and a half years of professional kitchen experience -- both in the kitchen and teaching -- and has been a hobby chef and baker for all her adult life. Tamara has been part of the Alemany Farm team for 1.5 years as a regular farm volunteer and workday leader.
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Suggested Donation: $55 (includes materials/ ingredients). No one turned away for lack of funds. Our workshops are donation-based and sliding scale to make them accessable to all. Please give at the suggested level or higher if you are able. All donations support the food production and distribution of free food at Alemany Farm.
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Accessibility Information: This workshop will be held outdoors on the farm and in the outdoor kitchen which is only accessible by stairs at this time. There will be a short lecture / discussion portion, a farm walk/ harvest and then cooking and eating. Alemany Farm is not ADA accessible at this time
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for more information and to register, please visit the link in our bio <3
Water Gardening & Alemany Pond Restoration Day Sat Water Gardening & Alemany Pond Restoration Day
Saturday, September 19th 2026, 1 – 5 pm at Alemany Farm
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Instructor: Brett Stephens
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Come out and learn about aquatic plants and water management and help with our Fall pond maintenance. Learn about pond ecology and support habitat restoration for the red wing black bird, tule reeds, and more. The pond work day will include a discussion on pond ecology, the importance of water sources on organic farms, strategies for management and creating plant and animal diversity. Bring your hip waders or rain boots, if you have them (a few will be provided), gloves, snacks, and join us in getting your hands wet!
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Brett Stephens is owner/project manager of San Francisco Landscapes. He is certified in permaculture design, a Bay-Friendly professional, ARCSA accredited professional, and a long-time volunteer at Alemany Farm.
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Accessibility Information: Alemany Farm is not ADA accessible at this time. This workshop will be held outdoors on uneven surfaces and a sloping pond bank - with the opportunity to wade in the pond. This workshop does require some amount of physical work and we will strive to find ways to involve everyone who wants to be part of this experience. The bathrooms are accessible only by stairway. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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Suggested Donation: $5-$15, No one turned away for lack of funds. Our workshops are donation-based and support the farm. Please give at the suggested level or higher if you are able.
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for more information and to register, please visit our link in bio <3
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Contact Us

For volunteer and group tour information, please see our Get Involved page. For other inquiries, email us: community.gardeners@gmail.com

Farm location:
700 Alemany Blvd, SF, CA

Mailing address:
Earth Island Institute/FOAF
2150 Allston Way, Suite 460
Berkeley, CA 94704
*Sending a check? Make it payable to Earth Island Institute, our fiscal sponsor, with FOAF in the memo line.

Support Us

Make a tax-deductible ONLINE DONATION, or send a check to our mailing address (made payable to Earth Island Institute with "FOAF" in the memo line).

Our Site Partner

Friends of Alemany Farm is grateful for the support of our public lands partner, SF Recreation & Parks Department.
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Our Fiscal Sponsor

Friends of Alemany Farm is a project of Earth Island Institute.
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