Showing posts with label kansas city. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kansas city. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Response to Kansas City screening of Mad City Chickens


Katherine Kelly is the Executive Director and Farmer at the Kansas City Center for Urban Agriculture. Here's her facebook post today after seeing the KC premiere of MCC:

Mad City Chickens! What a great movie that was last night. There were some 75 people in the room, nearly all of them either had chickens already, or were interested in getting some. The movie was funny and very inspiring. I think one of the best points that was made is that chickens (and, by reasonable extension) are less of a nuisance to the neighbors than dogs are, so why do we outlaw them, but not dogs?

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Mad City Chickens screens tonight in Kansas City!

The Kansas City metro area has been having various educational activities this month on urban agriculture. In conjunction with these occurrences, the KC-based All Souls Documentary Film Series, a regular weekly event, decided to join in and screen a couple shorts on the urban agriculture subject matter.


In addition, they also wanted to screen a feature-length doc. So tonight, the All Souls Documentary Film Series presented by the Kansas City Center for Urban Agriculture will be holding the Kansas City premiere of Mad City Chickens

7:00pm All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church, 4501 Walnut St., Kansas City, Missouri.