Sheila Gutierrez from Vizcaya Museum and Gardens shares her journey of connecting mental health and community engagement through urban agriculture. The episode highlights how food sustains us socially and physically, emphasizing Vizcaya's unique role in preserving agricultural legacy and fostering sustainable practices for a healthier community. 

• Sheila discusses her background in healthcare and the link to mental health
• Overview of Vizcaya Museum and Gardens' history and agricultural significance
• Introduction to the Vizcaya Village Farmers Market and its role in community engagement
• Explanation of the upcoming Dinner for Farmers event in collaboration with FOG's Florida Local Food Project
• Discussion on educational programs offered at Vizcaya for diverse audiences
• Insights into sustainability practices and their importance for future generations
• Exploration of how individuals can engage with local food systems and support their community

To learn more about Vizcaya and stay updated on upcoming events, visit Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. Support their agricultural initiatives and be a part of fostering a healthier, more sustainable community.

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