Growing High Point

Last Sunday, nearly 150 neighbors gathered for an unforgettable Longest Table. What started as a shared meal became an afternoon of connection, conversation, and genuine community spirit.

Huge thanks to our partners, The Bridge, Resilience High Point, the City of High Point, Atrium Health, Stock + Grain, and High Point Discovered for making this day possible.

Gratitude to Basil Café & Catering for the beautiful meal and to Craig Vaughn for filling the space with warmth and energy through live music.

To everyone who joined us: your presence turned one long table into a celebration of unity, hope, and shared purpose. High Point grows stronger every time we come together!

June Produce Palooza = $15 credit for new Farm Share members! Join this month and get $15 to spend on Local Line, our marketplace for fresh, local produce. Weekly curated boxes. Easy swaps. No upfront cost.

Every subscription supports local farmers and healthy food access in High Point.
“It felt like Christmas all over again.”

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Growing High Point is excited to share that Community Liaison Andre Davis and the Triad Black Faith Leaders and Black Farmers Network will be at the third annual Juneteenth Triad Farmers Market on Sunday, June 21!

Andre will be selling fresh, High Point–grown produce and connecting attendees with our work in local food access and urban agriculture. Join us from 9 AM–12 PM at the Mendenhall Transportation Terminal for a morning full of community and celebration.

Hosted by Guilford County SBED and NC Cooperative Extension – Guilford County Center, the event features locally grown produce, food trucks, craft vendors, live music, performances, DJ Precise, youth activities, raffles, and hosting by Wild Irish Rose.

Andre’s presence ensures High Point’s growers are represented in this regional celebration of Black farmers, culture, and community resilience. We can’t wait to see you there!