Anya addresses how a small-scale sustainable-food business can bring their products to market, price them affordably, and effectively reach the consumer.
We’re thrilled to see Anya named by the New York Times T Magazine among their top-fifty up-and-coming American talents. "Canning, pickling, sausage-making, small-scale farming - for Anya Fernald, such urbanite food fantasies are all in a day’s work."
Anya emceed the October butchery demonstration at the reinvented New Amsterdam Market in Southern Manhattan. Comprised of retail and wholesale vendors including butchers, grocers, mongers, farmers, bakers, distributors, brokers, importers, and sellers of cooked foods, the market is an exciting addition to the New York food scene.
Listen to Anya on a KQED panel surveying the current street food trend in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The Eat Real Festival comes to Jack London Square, Oakland! A fun-filled weekend celebrating good food.
Live Culture Co. teaches the Bay Area community how to do-it-themselves at Yes We Can (Food).
WAnya speaks out on the idea behind Yes We Can (Food) as scaling up tools that make sustainable, locally-produced food affordable, by doing it yourself.
The Eat Real Festival hits Jack London Square, highlighting local, sustainable values while focusing on accessibility and affordability.
In Oakland, where backyard menageries and D.I.Y. charcuterie are the new garage band, the term "urban homesteading" doesn’t need an explanation.
Oakland Magazine features the urban kitchen of Anya Fernald.
Street Food is the star at Oakland’s Eat Real festival. "Great beer, great tacos, on the waterfront in Oakland. How perfect is that?"
Yes We Can (Food!) preserves a sense of community (and apricots!) at La Cocina in San Francisco’s Mission District.
The New York Times features Yes We Can (Food!) leading up to the first community kitchen preservation of 500 pounds of local organic apricots!
The San Francisco Chronicle profiles the popularity, and the tribulations of the growing street food movement in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Following Slow Food Nation in San Francisco, The Eat Real Festival sets out to reflect a new economic reality in Oakland.
Belcampo Meat Co. Meat Ups are your one stop shop for all Thanksgiving and Holiday meat needs!