Pictured (LtoR) Steph Compton, Baltimore Free Farm/event volunteer; and Teresa Barnes, Baltimore Free Farm resident/event decorating coordinatorPictured (LtoR) Tarryn Torn and Opal Phoenix, event organizersPictured (LtoR) Liz iller, Access Art teaching artist; Tom Kennedy, US Army lawyer; and Kasezga Tembo, CMG Financial financial advisorPictured (LtoR) Jason Tyler, Applied Archeology archeologist; and Meredith Tyler, McCormick manager of IT strategy & planningPictured (LtoR) Suzie Knable, Baltimore-based European bicycle tour host; Michele Tsonis, Baltimore-based fitness professional; Mike Gimbel, Maryland-based substance abuse consultant; and Roger Knable, Baltimore-based European bicycle tour hostPictured (LtoR) “Mama Cara” White, The Tool Shed Band singer/saw player; and Dave Thomas, The Tool Shed Band singer/banjo player/song curatorPictured (LtoR) Valeska Populoh, Maryland Institute College of Art faculty member; Ursula Populoh, Baltimore-based fiber artist; and Ray Iturralde, Baltimore City Community College CADD professorPictured (LtoR) Ray Gergen, University of Maryland Baltimore physical therapy student; and Lauren Hamm, To Tony Visual Events owner/videographerFolks enjoyed good food, good music and good company at Baltimore Free Farm’s “7th Annual Fancy Dinner,” which raised money for the farm and its food justice programs.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
