What We Do
The MoKi serves a unique local dish each week at the Alamosa (Sat) and Monte Vista (Fri) Farmers Markets. Purchase a freshly prepared meal or ask about a sample! Volunteers are always welcome; extra hands makes the effort much easier on the chef. Photo (and header photo) copyright Will Widmer 2021, courtesy of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Radio Show
Tune in to KRZA on the third Thursday of every month at 8:30 am for our monthly radio show that highlights someone doing active work in our local community.
Want a local food option at your event? Our MoKi can help you provide delicious meals. Call (719)580-5977 to inquire about catering. Photo courtesy of Western State Center.
About Us
In 2017, a diverse group of over 60 community stakeholders gathered at city hall to create a robust action plan around promoting local food systems and vitalizing the community via local foods, recreation, and art. The Mobile Kitchen AKA “MoKi” was created as part of the Local Foods Local Places initiative. By serving delicious, fresh meals made with all local ingredients, this project aims to increase access to SLV-grown foods and inspire seasoned chefs and rookie foodies alike to experiment with healthy, local options.
Contact Us
Abe Rosenberg: abe.slvlocalfoodscoalition@gmail.com, (719)580-5977
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Need some inspiration for your kitchen? This cook book, arranged by seasons, is a compilation of delicious, simple recipes that incorporate local ingredients. It is sold at Narrow Gauge Book Co-op & Valley Roots Food Hub.
Every month, diverse voices in the community gather to share stories, resources, and ideas related to the local economy. If you want to be a stakeholder, reach out to us! View 2019 Action Plan!
Donations help pay for ongoing maintenance and supply costs. Also, extra funds allow the MoKi team to provide meals to those who cannot afford them. *When making a donation through our Colorado Gives page, please specify that you want the funds to be contributed to the MoKi.
Volunteering at a Farmers Market 
Watershed Way visitors enjoy MoKi food. 
Shishito Peppers, all local! 
CaRi ConaRi at Winter Farmers Market at North River Greenhouse in Alamosa 
The MoKi serves at La Puente Home. 
VEGI Director enjoys local fare at the MoKi 
MoKi feeds Economic Development Committee 
Moki vends food & drink at 2021 LOCAL! Harvest Fest 
The food truck originally looked like this: 
A local twist on Saag 
Zucchini Pizettes, all local! 
A customer places her order with the MoKi. Photo by Holly Thompson. 
Entertainment & the arts are an important piece of local economic development. 
Conejos County vendors at LOCAL! Harvest Fest 2021
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