Kimberton Whole Foods covered in the September edition of Grid!

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Tuesday, 16 August 2011 11:40

Kimberton Whole Foods was recently covered in the September edition of Grid Magazine, and we couldn't be more tickled!

To mark our upcoming 25th anniversary, owner Terry Brett was interviewed by Liz Pacheco of Grid Magazine to discuss the long journey Kimberton Whole Foods has taken to get to where we are today.  We feel so privledged to serve the communities we are in, and hope to do so for another 25 years!

 Click the link to visit the full spread article on Kimberton Whole Foods (on page 39), and come out to our 25th anniversary BBQ Birthday event on Saturday, September 17th from 11 AM - 5:30 PM!  Click here for more details.

Ed Humpal, our Coffee Roaster on the Radio!

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Wednesday, 20 April 2011 08:33

For our Downingtown crowd - WPAZ Radio has recently begun broadcasting again with a new focus on grass-roots community radio. Our very own coffee roaster, Ed Humpal will be a guest on the Brian James show this coming Friday 4/22. The show runs from 9 AM - 12 PM. 

Ed will talk all about coffee history, insights into the roasting process, the geopolitics of coffee and much more. Tune in if you're in the area!!!

New window art at Kimberton store!

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Friday, 05 November 2010 14:46

Kimberton Whole Foods is so proud to have the original artwork of Michael Petrie, local Garden Artist and featured Philadelphia Flower Show Contributor, in our front window at the Kimberton Location.  The “curtain” is constructed from recycled and antique kitchen silver and utensils, cradling some beautiful live plants.  It’s truly a great fit for what we do here at KWF! Thanks so much to Michael and his wonderful crew at Handmade Gardens in Downingtown (www.handmadegardens.net) for this heartfelt donation.  The installation will be on display until after the holidays.  Don’t miss it!

Would you like a piece of Michael's work?  He creates beautiful windchimes from vintage silverware as well!  Those are available to purchase at Handmade Gardens.

Also, check out the article about our fabulous window display in The Phoenix!

Terry Brett, owner of Kimberton Whole Foods, to serve on Panel at Palisades High School Food Fight Screening

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Monday, 22 February 2010 08:57

Palisades High School in Kintnersville, PA will be presenting a film screening of the documentary Food Fight: Revolution never tasted so good and offering the unique opportunity for a panel discussion with the Director, Chris Taylor from Los Angeles, CA, and local food revolutionists; Stephen McDonnell, Founder, Applegate Farms (recently interviewed by Katie Couric on how he is changing the way America eats meat); and Terry Brett, Owner, Kimberton Whole Foods, a local natural and organic grocery store dedicated to the mission of supporting "Real Food. Local Roots." Proceeds for this event will benefit the high school club, "Students for Social Change" and future high school lunch initiatives. The event is sponsored by Applegate Farms.

"Real Food" concessions will be offered by local purveyors: Kimberton Whole Foods, Brad's Raw Chips, OWow Cow Creamery, Chestnut Hill Gourmet Food and Applegate Farms.

Please join the Food Fight Revolutionists and find out how you can help make a difference in our community and for our students.
Tuesday, February 23rd
7:00 pm
Palisades High School
35 Church Hill Road
Kintnersville, PA 18930

7:00 pm Food Concessions
7:15 pm Screening for students, parents & the public
8:30 pm: Panel Discussion, immediately following screening
Hosted by and proceeds benefit: Students for Social Change
$3.00 Student tickets
$5.00 Adult tickets may be purchased online:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/98991