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Annual

CLEAN GREENS
2026 HARVEST DINNER

Saturday, November 21, 2026 
6:00pm - 9:00pm
at Washington Hall

153 14th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

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Join Us

  Saturday, November 21, 2026 at 6 pm | Washington Hall | Seattle, WA  

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Join us for the Annual Clean Greens Harvest Dinner—a cherished community tradition celebrating the abundance of our local farm and the incredible people who make this work possible.

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Experience an unforgettable evening that brings together neighbors, farmers, sponsors, volunteers, community partners, and food lovers for a vibrant farm-to-table celebration rooted in community, culture, and connection.

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Together, we will celebrate the harvest, honor the impact of local agriculture, strengthen community relationships, and invest in a healthier future for generations to come. Come enjoy an evening of delicious food, meaningful fellowship, inspiring stories, and a shared commitment to growing healthy communities together.

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A Celebration of Food, Culture, and Community​

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🤎 Indulge in an unforgettable culinary experience prepared by Aundrea Burton, featuring a delicious farm-to-table meal created especially for the Clean Greens Farm & Market 2026 Annual Harvest Dinner.

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This year’s menu will celebrate the abundance of the season, incorporating fresh, locally grown produce from Clean Greens Farm & Market. Guests will gather around the table to enjoy a thoughtfully prepared meal that highlights the connection between fresh food, community, and the land that sustains us.

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A heartfelt thank you to Clean Greens Farmer Tommy Willis, whose dedication, care, and hard work have helped produce another beautiful and bountiful harvest for our community this season.

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🎙️ Enjoy an evening filled with soulful music featuring a special musical performance by Josephine Howell, creating a beautiful atmosphere for fellowship, celebration, and community connection.

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🏆 Celebrate legacy and community impact during a special award ceremony honoring the life and legacy of Lottie Cross. This meaningful tribute will recognize her contributions and the lasting impact of her work within the community.

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✨ More than a dinner, this is a celebration. The Annual Harvest Dinner is an opportunity to connect with neighbors, celebrate another successful growing season, and reflect on the collective work of cultivating healthy food, meaningful relationships, and thriving communities.

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Whether you have been a longtime supporter or are discovering the mission of Clean Greens Farm & Market for the first time, we invite you to pull up a chair, share a delicious meal, celebrate the season’s abundance, and support the continued work of increasing access to fresh, locally grown food.

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Together, we are growing more than food—we are cultivating healthier communities, stronger relationships, and lasting hope.

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Admission & RSVP

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✨Admission is FREE, but reservations are required!

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Seating is limited, and the Clean Greens Harvest Dinner reaches capacity every year. To ensure your place at this unforgettable evening of delicious food, inspiring fellowship, and community celebration, we encourage you to reserve your seat as soon as possible.

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Don't wait—secure your seat at the table today!

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We look forward to welcoming you as we celebrate the harvest, honor our community, and grow healthier communities together.

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🌻 Thank You to Our Partners & Sponsors

The Harvest Dinner is made possible through the generous support of our community partners and sponsors. Their contributions help Clean Greens continue its mission to bring fresh, healthy, and affordable produce to Seattle communities while promoting food education and empowerment.

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The Clean Greens Harvest Dinner is made possible through the extraordinary generosity of our community partners, sponsors, donors, and supporters. Their unwavering commitment helps advance the mission of Clean Greens Farm & Market by increasing access to fresh, healthy, and affordable produce throughout Seattle while promoting food education, nutrition, environmental stewardship, and community empowerment.

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Every sponsorship, partnership, and act of generosity helps cultivate healthier families, strengthen neighborhoods, and expand opportunities for food justice. Together, we are creating a future where every community has access to fresh food, meaningful resources, and the opportunity to thrive.

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Thank you for investing in our mission and helping us grow healthier communities—one harvest, one family, and one neighborhood at a time.

 

With appreciation to:
  • City of Seattle Food Equity Fund - Grant Award

  • Washington Hall – Event venue and longtime community partner

  • Liiv for Flavor – Culinary partner

  • The Rhapsody Project - Music partner

To become a sponsor, please reach out by sending an email to Robert Jeffrey, Sr:  ​​jeffreyrlj@aol.com

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Partners & Sponsors

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FAQs

Q: Is there Parking at the venue? 

A: Parking will be available at Washington Hall and Bailey Gatzert School. Guest are encouraged to arrive early to allow adequate time for parking and seating. 

Q: Do I need a ticket?

Admission is free, but we do require you to RSVP using the Eventbrite link here. 

Q: If I cannot attend, how can I support?

Sure! You can give to the Clean Greens Farm and Market by donating to support the farm and programs. Clean Greens Farm and Market is a program of Black Dollar Days Task Force a 501(c)3 nonprofit. Sponsorships are also available.

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Meet Jos

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Josephine Howell was born in Chicago, IL. She has always been fascinated with music and the arts, Captivating family and friends at an early age with her amazing gifts.

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“Josie” possesses a God-given endowment for the arts. She first explored her interest and abilities for singing in the children’s choir at her childhood church, The True Right M. B. Church. It was the beginning of the foundation that would sustain her through a life filled with the type of experiences that inspire every song, every word, and every moment she is on stage.
 

Josie is always exploring new avenues of expression. Her range of talent extends from singing, dancing and acting to the very production and direction of the arts. The experiences of her performances reflect the spirituality, love, struggles and victories of one who tells a story of triumph where there was no hope.

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The passion, inspiration and melodious sound you savor when you have the privilege of experiencing one of her breathtaking performances is birthed from a life of challenging struggles and immense victories. Her voice alone tells a story in every song. When she is singing about love, you can feel the passion in the eyes of one newly in love. When she is singing about having fun, it makes you want to run, like a child, to the playground of your youth. And when she is singing about the One who has given her new life, you feel the healing of her wounded heart and you know that Jesus lives!

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Because Josephine recognizes the importance of each hand, helping another, she participates often in many local community events, performing, entertaining, but also sometimes speaking very candidly to those who need to hear from someone who's walked in their shoes. She is active in not only local affairs, but has also committed her time and talent to speak to our government about the plight of the homeless, a place she once knew firsthand. She believes that is important not just to entertain, but to use her gifts, her singing, her speaking, her acting, her directing to better the community, city and country in which she lives.

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Josie attributes her success to her mother, Alberta Tucker, for instilling in her a spiritual foundation based on a personal relationship with God. But she recognizes God as her ultimate reason for her gifts, her will and her determination.

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Make a donation

Honor the Legacy. Grow the Future. Your gift keeps Lottie Cross’s vision alive — feeding families, empowering youth, and cultivating food justice in the Central District.

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