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November 2016
Sustainable Spirits: FoodCon & B Corps Happy Hour (Nov 2016)
NC State Net Impact is hosting the 3rd annual FoodCon on Friday, November 11 at NC State and we're kicking it off Thursday night November 10 at Loading Dock Raleigh! Join us as we partner with NC B Corps, Triangle Food Makers, and the NC Composting Council to celebrate local food makers who are using their businesses as a force for good! (and get some delicious treats and tasty beverages while we are at it!)
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Sustainable Spirits: DEC 2016
The North Carolina Composting Council and Wake Tech/Wells Fargo Center for Entrepreneurship invite you to the December 2016 Sustainable Spirits in Holly Springs! Sustainable Spirits is a casual monthly gathering for the sustainability community organized by the North Carolina Composting Council and other organizations. Starting on the Summer of 2013, we have rotated around the Triangle and the coast through different establishments creating a space for people to gather, meet each other, and engage in fun and meaningful conversations. It’s free, unstructured, and open to everyone interested in anything from renewable energy and civic engagement to green building, organic farming, and beyond!
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Sustainable Spirits: FEB 2017 Durham
The North Carolina Composting Council, Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment's Net Impact graduate chapter, and Durham Farm and Food Network invite you to the February 2017 Sustainable Spirits in Durham!
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Sustainable Spirits: Durham, June 2017
The North Carolina Composting Council, Environmental Professional of Color - Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, Durham Farm and Food Network, and Bull City Burger and Brewery (B Corp-certified!) invite you to the June 2017 Sustainable Spirits in Durham! This is a special event because we are celebrating our 4th anniversary (and 46th gathering)! And because for the first time we are hosting a workshop from 4:30-5:30pm at the same place with Citizens' Climate Lobby on Volunteer Engagement. So join us…
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Sustainable Spirits: Saxapahaw, July 2017
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Sustainable Spirits – Chapel Hill August 2017
The North Carolina Composting Council, UNC-CH Kenan-Flagler Business School's Center for Sustainable Enterprise, and the NC Business Council, invite you to the August 2017 Sustainable Spirits at Top of the Hill Restaurant and Brewery (Back Bar) in Chapel Hill! Powered by Eventbrite Sustainable Spirits is a casual monthly gathering for the sustainability community organized by the North Carolina Composting Council and other organizations. Starting on the Summer of 2013, we have rotated around the Triangle and the coast through different establishments creating a…
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Sustainable Spirits – Raleigh September
Join sustainability professionals for the monthly casual happy hour at Trophy Brewing Tap and Table!
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Sustainable Spirits: Durham OCTOBER
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Sustainable Spirits, March 19, 2019
Sustainable Spirits is a casual monthly gathering for the sustainability community organized by the North Carolina Composting Council. It’s free, unstructured, and open to everyone interested in anything from renewable energy and civic engagement to green building, organic farming, and beyond! The March gathering takes place on the 19th at The Pharmacy Cafe, 702 N. Person St. in downtown Raleigh. Sponsored by McGill Environmental, making compost available to everyone from industry to home gardens.
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Sustainable Spirits
Sustainable Spirits is a casual monthly gathering for the sustainability community organized by the North Carolina Composting Council. It’s free, unstructured, and open to everyone interested in anything from renewable energy and civic engagement to green building, organic farming, and beyond! Each month we gather at breweries, restaurants and sometimes even gardens around the greater Triangle area and beyond. We target zero waste establishments because they think like we do that the earth is not to be wasted and compost can change the…
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