So we're in Lincoln Park in Duluth, and what we're doing is just an open invitation to come have dinner together as a community.

And this is really an effort between folks who are producing food and folks who are trying to connect people who don't have access to fresh foods and local foods.

This group is currently referring to the collaboration as the Duluth Food Web.

We're just a loosely organized group of organizations.

Anybody can join us, pitch in and yeah, come share some good local foods.

It's locally grown.

It's been contributed by the folks who grew it.

Some of it was made by the youth program at AICHO.

Some of it was contributed from the UMD Land Lab from Equilibrium3 Farm, from Fairhaven Farm, from Yker Acres.

It's all local food.

It's just the best way to bring people together and really bridge that gap when access to local foods is just isn't the same everywhere across the city.

Really just trying to bring more access and equity and just belonging to community into the picture here.

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