Champagne & Oysters at Isabella's Farm

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Mar. 25th 10:00am

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Clear your calendar - It's going down! Text Blocks kicks off on June 24th, and you're invited to take part in the festivities. Splash HQ (122 W 26th St) is our meeting spot for a night of fun and excitement. Come one, come all, bring a guest, and hang loose. This is going to be epic!

Spend an early summer evening in an intimate setting to celebrate and raise funds in support of the Friends of Bellport Bay's new initiative to create a Community Oyster Garden that will help revitalize the ecology of Bellport Bay.


Tickets are limited—so move fast!


This event is kindly supported by Moët & Chandon

 


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ACTRESS, MODEL, FILMMAKER 

ISABELLA ROSSELLINI

Isabella Rossellini acquired her farm in 2011 and had it protected through a conservation easement with the help of the Peconic Land Trust. Some of the acreage is dedicated to the free ranging of wildlife, other parts are devoted to agricultural use. On the property, Early Girl Farm grows organic vegetables; Long Island Native Plants cultivates and collects native seeds; Lida Morley tends sheep alongside her herding dog, Elsa; Bellport High School maintains a vegetable garden; and Isabella personally tends a flock of heritage chickens and several bee hives.

KATIA READ, DAVID PATE, THOMAS SCHULTZ, Sheila Malone

FRIENDS OF BELLPORT BAY

The Friends of Bellport Bay is a volunteer organization committed to the preservation and protection of the ecosystem in and arround Bellport Bay.

 

Friends of Bellport Bay is seeking support for their oyster garden initiative.


In collaboration with the Town, County and State, FoBB volunteers will install a small oyster garden in the bay along the shoreline, which will have the capacity to grow up to 15,000 oysters per season.


During the oyster-growing season, FoBB will host educational field trips to the garden for both children and adults.


Once the oysters reach maturity, they will be collected from the garden and planted on the bay bottom where they will continue to prosper.


An adult oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of bay water per day and is able to digest harmful nitrogen from the water column and deposit it as a solid on the bay bottom, where it becomes fertilizer for such bay-bottom plants as eel grass.


To date, FoBB has planted over 410,000 shellfish in Bellport Bay.