Issue 10

NOW ONLINE & IN STORES

How Vermonters are Tending to Community Through Farming and Foodways

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COMMUNITY CARE & STEWARDSHIP

We are a bi-annual, Vermont-based zine turned publication sharing meaningful conversations with individuals stewarding the earth and their social community. We’re grounded in celebrating the vibrant and diverse community caretakers that inhabit our spaces. Sage offers a tactile, thoughtful experience, fostering reflection, inspiration, and a deeper understanding of people powered change making and world building. 

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Yesterday we left a jar in the Pomeroy Park little library asking park-goers about what the place means to them. Stop by if you’re local and share your words. They might just end up in our fall 2025 issue!
Carina on “Spring is for Listening”. 🪲 Out now on our Substack! Link in bio.
Issue 10 flew off the shelf at Railyard Apothecary so fast we didn’t even get a chance to share! We just restocked, so you can find issue 10 locally at Railyard Apothecary in the South End (28 Howard St Unit 101A) of Burlington. More retail l
A dinner with our issue 10 features before the community-wide party! Hard to believe just 2 weeks ago we launched issue 10. It’s been a whirlwind! Thank you all for extending your words of feedback, excitement, and support. We’d be so gr
Time for a giveaway! We’re teaming up with some local folks to give ya goodies. Follow us, @sage_zine. Tag 3 friends in the comments. Extra entry for adding to your story. 🌈 A copy of issue 10 🌈 Tickets to an outdoor summer time Higher Grou
Issue 10 is now available online & in-stores! 100+ pages on how Vermonters are tending to community through farming and foodways. Featuring: The Peoples Farmstand @thepeoplesfarmstand Grace Oedel @grace_oedel Sam Bliss Mollie Wills @bedlamridg
140+ people from the community came to celebrate issue 10! Local foods were eaten. Local drinks were sipped. Prints were made. Conversations were had. Old friends united. And new friends met. We are so grateful for this growing community. More to
And finally for issue 10 introductions: Bo Meisl. Creator of the local compost collective, @soilcycle.btv. Come celebrate issue 10 with us TOMORROW at The Karma Birdhouse from 8-10pm. Food, drinks, zines, printmaking, and more. Tickets at the lin
Next up for issue 10 introductions: Misse Axelrod. Founder of @vffs_vt and @driftfarmsteadvt, educator, grower, and wearer of many hats. Come celebrate issue 10 with us this Friday at The Karma Birdhouse from 8-10pm. Food, drinks, zines, printmakin