A large crowd sits in chairs facing a large outdoor movie screen set up in front of a barn-like building.

Ask-A-Master Gardener at Coastal Roots Farm Film & Music Series

Date & Time

August 27, 2026 from 6:30pm to 9:30pm

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Venue

Coastal Roots Farm

441 Saxony Rd.
Encinitas, CA 92024
United States

This is an in-person event

An Award-Winning Film Under the Stars
Join in to kick off this summer's 5-part series featuring inspiring documentary films, local musicians, community organizations, and meaningful conversations around equitable food systems, environmental justice, and caring for the planet.

  • 6:30 PMGates Open. Visit the Ask-A-Master Gardener booth. Bring us your gardening questions and we will help find science-backed answers. Enjoy live music, more community partners, and a beautiful farm setting.
  • 7:45 PM - Panel discussion of Sequoias of the Sea
  • 8:15 PM –Film Screening

Proceeds help support the Farm’s mission to nourish our community and educate about environmental sustainability. Learn more about Coastal Roots Farm here.

Tickets:
$12/person in advance, $18/person at the door.
Reserve by clicking button above.

About the Event

Bring your gardening questions to our Ask-A-Master Gardener booth at this Coastal Roots Farm Film & Music event.

Join in for an evening of community, live music, and transformative storytelling. Part of the 5-part Farm Film & Music Series, this event invites guests to gather under the stars and engage in inspiring dialogue about regenerative agriculture, environmental justice, and the future of our food systems.

This screening will feature the documentary Sequoias of the Sea. This film tells the story of Mendocino County’s disappearing kelp forests and the devastating impact on coastal communities, including fishermen, tribal members, and scientists fighting to restore this vital ecosystem. The film weaves a powerful story of climate change, community restoration efforts, and the urgent need to protect our ocean forests. Set against the backdrop of Fort Bragg, it captures a community’s determination to help the kelp and reimagine a more sustainable future.

See the trailer here.