All things apple: Do-it-yourself apple cider and more hosted by the Portland Fruit Tree Project

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The Portland Fruit Tree Project is hosting a free Apple Press event at Gabriel Orchard, scheduled for September 26 from 6 to 7:30 p. m. Located at 4151 S. W. Canby St.

, Portland, this event invites community members to participate in the hands-on process of making apple cider. Attendees will have the chance to press their own apples while learning about the cider production process from knowledgeable staff. This initiative reflects the organization’s commitment to promoting sustainable agriculture and enhancing community engagement through local fruit cultivation. As the popularity of local food movements grows, events like this serve to educate the public on the importance of community orchards. The Portland Fruit Tree Project encourages residents to bring their apples and join in the celebration of local fruit production.

This event not only emphasizes the joy of making cider but also fosters a sense of community among participants. The Apple Press event is a perfect opportunity for families and individuals to connect with nature and learn more about the benefits of growing and consuming local produce.

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