Join us for an evening on the farm at Heirloom East Bay to learn more about Living Well, a nature-based wellness program to bridge the connection between healing and nature for transitional age youth who are overcoming homelessness.

SATURDAY, MAY 17

Arrive: 4:30 - 5:00 p.m.

Farm Tour: 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Dinner & Program: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Sunset: 8:15 p.m.

HEIRLOOM FARM

9990 Crow Canyon Rd

Castro Valley, CA 94552

heirloomeastbay.com

TICKETS:

Suggested minimum donation: $150 per person

A "kamayan" meal is a traditional Filipino feast where food, typically served on banana leaves, is eaten with hands rather than utensils, emphasizing a hands-on and shared dining experience.

MENU:

Amuse Bouche:

Sourdough | Ube Honey Butter | Olive Oil

Accoutrement:

Rice

Seasonal Fruit

Market Veg | Sugar Cane Vin

Atchara

Toyomansi

Bagoong

Suka

Banana Ketchup

Featuring Produce, Florals, and Eggs Sourced Directly from the farm

Mains:

Chicken Inasal | Smoked Leg Quarters | Annatto Butter

Beef Kare Kare | Beef Dino Rib | Peanut Sauce | Tomato & Chili | Annatto Oil

Pancit Canton | Seasonal Veg | Calamansi Vin

Prawn Lumpia | Fish Sauce Caramel | Tobiko

Dessert:

Turon| Saba Banana | Fish Sauce Caramel | Jackfruit | Coconut Shaving

Drinks:

Welcome Farm Cocktail | Wine Pairings | Non-alcoholic Drinks

All donations directly benefit young people ages 18-24 at Covenant House California on their pathways to independence.

Your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. The FMV for Kamayan Dinner at Heirloom Easy Bay is $60.