Grow Dat Youth Farm

4 reviews

+1 (504) 300-1132

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Youth employees weeding leaf lettuce on the farm.

Birthday crawfish boil at Grow Dat Youth Farm.

Dancers at the Hootenanny, Grow Dat's annual barn dance benefit.

Grow Dat's annual Hootenanny barn dance benefit, featuring opening act My Wife's Hat.

Fellow employed at Grow Dat harvesting kale for sale at market.

Grow Dat fellow at the annual Hootenanny barn dance benefit in 2016

150 Zachary Taylor Dr

New Orleans, LA 70124

+1 (504) 300-1132

http://www.growdatyouthfarm.org

Specialties

The mission of Grow Dat is to nurture a diverse group of young leaders through the meaningful work of growing food. Grow Dat is both a leadership development organization and working urban farm, selling produce weekly on Saturdays at an on-site farm stand and the Crescent City Farmers Market. Grow Dat also hosts regular seasonal farm events, including fall and spring farm dinners and the annual Hootenanny barn-dance benefit, and is a destination for field trips and special event rentals.

Reviews

5.04 reviews

Avin S.

8/20/2014

This really is a great group. My husband worked with them as part of one of his Tulane Medical School rotations and I fell in love. We went to several events on location and tried the amazing food...

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Andera S.

5/29/2024

10/10 recommended it was a coop place and the staff is petty nice and the things they produce is soo good

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Susie A.

4/20/2019

Grow Dat's annual fundraiser is the Hootenanny! It's such a fun party! Dishes by lots of awesome local restaurants including Bacchanal, Bywater Bakery, Maypop, Sylvain and more!!! Everything...

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Vicky L.

12/17/2013

This farm has a special place in my heart because as a graduate student at Tulane, I got to work on the design and build of this site. This may be a conflict of interest to write a glowing review...

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