Rid-All Documentary Screening at The City Club of Cleveland

Please Join the Rid-All Green Partnership for the screening of its first documentary film, titled “Regenerating Communities”, which will debut at the City Club of Cleveland on February 1, 2024.  The screening will be followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with Rid-All Co-Founders Randell McShepard and Keymah Durden and Filmmaker Ross Monagle. 

Rid-All will celebrate its 13th anniversary on February 1st, which was the date that the first building on the farm site was completed in 2011.  Since then, Rid-All (based in the Lower Kinsman neighborhood in the former Forgotten Triangle) has grown from 1.3 acres to 18 acres, with a thriving campus that includes six hoop houses, two greenhouses, and EPA licensed compost facility, a tree nursery, a tilapia fish farm and a geometric dome for health and wellness activities.  Rid-All also owns and operates the Farmer Jones Market in Maple Heights, Ohio, which provides fresh produce to community residents 7 days a week. 

This documentary film was produced by Thriving Communities (Seattle, Washington) and tells the story of the founding and expansion of the farm and the special friends and family who came together to defy the odds and create a national model for urban agriculture and food justice. 

Get your tickets today by contacting the City Club. 216.621.0082  or visit  Cityclub.org You don’t want to miss it!