October 2008, South Park Arts in conjunction with the South Park Neighborhood Center, the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, Lettuce Link, and Providence Regina House proudly presented:

A small part of “Good Food” was filmed at Marra Farm, the Regina Providence House Food Bank, and the Columbia City Farmers Market. The film was first shown to packed audiences at the Seattle International Film Festival. Since then it has been shown at the Seattle City Council, in university courses, and at local theaters.

Food, where it comes from, how it’s grown, how healthy it is, and what it costs is becoming more important for everyone. “Good Food” introduces us to the local farmers and ranchers,

stores and restaurants that are building a more sustainable, healthy food system. For decades small family farmers have been disappearing, but there is new life in the fields, orchards and pastures of the Pacific Northwest. In “Good Food” we see the beautiful rural landscapes and meet some of the leaders in bringing good food to tables across the region.