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Did you know Millerton is "totes adorbs"?

We’d say it’s “super swell.” But you know: tomatoes, toma…

Just come see for yourself!

A day in the valley Feel like taking more than your usual bike ride around Prospect Park? Grab your wheels (your bike permit, too) and hop on board Metro-North’s Harlem Line, which winds its way from the city up into the bucolic Harlem Valley in about two hours; from the last station at Wassaic, you hop on the station-adjacent Harlem Valley Rail Trail and pedal up to the totes adorbs village of Millerton, home to classy caffeine pushers Irving Farm (coffee) and Harney & Sons (tea). Both outfits have smart cafes in the village, which means you’ll have enough energy to push through to the northern end of the trail (hvrt.org).

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Good morning to everyone at the inaugural BioCities event, How Food Systems Shape Cities: Ecological and Economic Perspectives!

The panel discussions at this event focus on issues affecting only more of us each day, as people across the world push further into urban environments. More than half of the human population now live in cities.

We’re happy to be on today’s menu put together by our friends at Whole Foods Market + Neuman’s!

Stop by either Canvas™ location this Saturday afternoon and enjoy a free cup of Irving Farm’s Rainforest Foundation Project Blend , as well as special discounts on Canvas™ ceramics, all in support of The Rainforest Foundation!

For each bag of coffee purchased, Irving Farm will donate $1 to the Rainforest Foundation. This enables 9000 square feet of Rainforest to be defended, which equals 60 trees in the rainforest to be protected.

Canvas SOHO: 199 Lafayette, 12-3pm &

Canvas Chelsea: 123 West 17th street, 2-4pm

We’re very excited to have our special-edition Rainforest Foundation Project coffee bag featured among Vogue’s top ten most wanted products for Earth Day this Sunday, April 22nd! We’re in some very fine company on the list, so check it out for all the other great selections!

Photo credit: Marko MacPherson

Happy Earth Day!

Earlier this month, Irving Farm launched a special-edition charity coffee offering at the 2012 Benefit Concert for The Rainforest Foundation. 700 guests including Bill Clinton, Elton John, Meryl Streep, Bryn Terfel, Rita Wilson and others joined founders Trudie Styler and Sting to raise funds and celebrate the ongoing work of the foundation. You can see pictures from this event at our blog.

But the work and the celebration didn’t end at the concert. As Earth Day approaches, we want everyone to join in. For each bag of this coffee sold, we’re giving a dollar to The Rainforest Foundation. Each dollar enables the foundation to protect 60 trees and 9000 square feet of forestland. Please read more about this project here and consider joining us in our efforts.

Starting on Earth Day (this Sunday, April 22nd!) our cafes, 71 Irving Place and 56 Seventh Avenue, will be brewing only the Rainforest Foundation Project coffee blend for one whole week. So stop by for a cup!

Please also support the cafes and markets that are partnering with us in our Rainforest Foundation Project: