Growth
Prepared with Care: 116 Pounds of Freshness for Utica
This week, ElderShare successfully prepared 116 pounds of fresh greens to 20 Utica residents, featuring swiss chard alongside mustards and collards.
April 28, 2025
This week, ElderShare successfully prepared 116 pounds of fresh greens to 20 Utica residents, featuring swiss chard alongside mustards and collards.
ElderShare provides weekly deliveries of fresh produce to Utica residents aged 60 and over.
Stories Shared by Jonathan Trimble and Robin Carraway – Sipp Culture Community Farm is a place of peace, team work, development, learning and growth.
On Saturday, March 22nd, we celebrated the start of our 2025 annual plant sale and welcomed visitors to an open house tour of our organization’s new addition at the Main Street Cultural Center.
Sharing knowledge and conversation at the Annual Holtzclaw Farmer’s Conference held at Hinds Community College, Utica Campus. Here are a few moments shared with the Sipp Culture staff.
On Sunday, March 30, Sipp Culture welcomed the National Black Food and Justice Alliance and friends to the Main Street Cultural Center in Utica.
The Main Street Cultural Center is officially open! From Friday, May 2nd to Sunday, May 4th, the Grand Opening Weekend had community members filing the space with excitement and joy.
From the Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League’s (BREDL) Podcast where they discuss environmental issues that are right in our backyards. Topics include coal plants, fracking,
As part of the national 2024 “Arts for Every Body” One Nation One Project, Sipp Culture joined Jackson-Hinds Comprehensive Health Center and other Utica leaders to launch Homegrown Utica Fest on July 27th.
In May of 2024, the Jupiter Performance Studio was in residence iterating and sharing a new work: The Sipp Culture Sojourn
Sipp Culture, Jackson-Hinds Comprehensive Health Center, and Community Advisory Group officially launched HOMEGROWN UTICA to celebrate the rich legacy of rural self-determination and artistic voice in the Utica community.
Sipp Culture is part of One Nation One Project’s campaign to support artists and leaders across 18 cities as they create art projects aspiring to create healthier communities. The “Homegrown Utica Fest” is coming July 27, 2024!
Joining Wallace’s multiyear arts initiative launched in 2021, Sipp Culture will to explore how artists can serve as, and also support, community health workers to enhance the health and wellness of the rural Black community of Utica.
SHARE
601-885-5009
319 White Oak Street
Utica, MS 39175
Thank you to our supporting partners
