The Other Almanac 2024
The Other Almanac is a reimagining of The Old Farmer’s Almanac, updated for today’s world. The original Almanac is the oldest continuously printed publication in the US. It comprises a popular mix of ancient wisdom, garden advice, poems, jokes, how-to’s, recipes, and calendars. It is, however, still tailored to its traditional audience: largely rural, white and conservative. It eschews stances on anything overtly progressive, be it political, ecological, or social.
The Other Almanac puts right these omissions. Whilst retaining the quirkiness and liveliness of the original, it aims to bridge the urban/rural divide in America, delving into issues of politics and culture that unite us all. Its pages are filled with buoyant contributions from climate organizers, indigenous activists, migrant farmworkers, historians, scientists, medicine makers, incarcerated painters, astrologers, lawyers, borderland midwives and more. Original, full color art surrounds their writing, creating an inviting, accessible yearbook that will entertain and educate a wide new readership for an age-old chronicle.
With contributions from: 10th Floor Studio, Andrea Aliseda, Hangama Amiri, Daniel Barreto, Hannah Beerman, Bread and Puppet Press, Chloë Boxer, Adrienne Maree Brown, Veladya Chapman, Francesca DiMattio, Esther Elia, Amaryllis R. Flowers, Food With Fam, Sophia Giovannitti, Jennifer Givhan, Kirk Gordon, Yaku Perez Guartambel, Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Dyani White Hawk, Who Tattoo, Alfredo Jaar, Jessie Kindig, Keegan Dakkar Lomanto, Chris Lloyd, Jumana Manna, Bill McKibben, Philip Poon, Carla J. Simmons, Dylan Smith, Lily Consuelo, Tyrrell Tapaha, Saporta Tagiuri, and Tania Willard.
We would like The Other Almanac to be accessible to all. If the price is not something you feel financially comfortable with, please reach out through our contact form.
The Other Almanac is a reimagining of The Old Farmer’s Almanac, updated for today’s world. The original Almanac is the oldest continuously printed publication in the US. It comprises a popular mix of ancient wisdom, garden advice, poems, jokes, how-to’s, recipes, and calendars. It is, however, still tailored to its traditional audience: largely rural, white and conservative. It eschews stances on anything overtly progressive, be it political, ecological, or social.
The Other Almanac puts right these omissions. Whilst retaining the quirkiness and liveliness of the original, it aims to bridge the urban/rural divide in America, delving into issues of politics and culture that unite us all. Its pages are filled with buoyant contributions from climate organizers, indigenous activists, migrant farmworkers, historians, scientists, medicine makers, incarcerated painters, astrologers, lawyers, borderland midwives and more. Original, full color art surrounds their writing, creating an inviting, accessible yearbook that will entertain and educate a wide new readership for an age-old chronicle.
With contributions from: 10th Floor Studio, Andrea Aliseda, Hangama Amiri, Daniel Barreto, Hannah Beerman, Bread and Puppet Press, Chloë Boxer, Adrienne Maree Brown, Veladya Chapman, Francesca DiMattio, Esther Elia, Amaryllis R. Flowers, Food With Fam, Sophia Giovannitti, Jennifer Givhan, Kirk Gordon, Yaku Perez Guartambel, Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Dyani White Hawk, Who Tattoo, Alfredo Jaar, Jessie Kindig, Keegan Dakkar Lomanto, Chris Lloyd, Jumana Manna, Bill McKibben, Philip Poon, Carla J. Simmons, Dylan Smith, Lily Consuelo, Tyrrell Tapaha, Saporta Tagiuri, and Tania Willard.
We would like The Other Almanac to be accessible to all. If the price is not something you feel financially comfortable with, please reach out through our contact form.
The Other Almanac is a reimagining of The Old Farmer’s Almanac, updated for today’s world. The original Almanac is the oldest continuously printed publication in the US. It comprises a popular mix of ancient wisdom, garden advice, poems, jokes, how-to’s, recipes, and calendars. It is, however, still tailored to its traditional audience: largely rural, white and conservative. It eschews stances on anything overtly progressive, be it political, ecological, or social.
The Other Almanac puts right these omissions. Whilst retaining the quirkiness and liveliness of the original, it aims to bridge the urban/rural divide in America, delving into issues of politics and culture that unite us all. Its pages are filled with buoyant contributions from climate organizers, indigenous activists, migrant farmworkers, historians, scientists, medicine makers, incarcerated painters, astrologers, lawyers, borderland midwives and more. Original, full color art surrounds their writing, creating an inviting, accessible yearbook that will entertain and educate a wide new readership for an age-old chronicle.
With contributions from: 10th Floor Studio, Andrea Aliseda, Hangama Amiri, Daniel Barreto, Hannah Beerman, Bread and Puppet Press, Chloë Boxer, Adrienne Maree Brown, Veladya Chapman, Francesca DiMattio, Esther Elia, Amaryllis R. Flowers, Food With Fam, Sophia Giovannitti, Jennifer Givhan, Kirk Gordon, Yaku Perez Guartambel, Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Dyani White Hawk, Who Tattoo, Alfredo Jaar, Jessie Kindig, Keegan Dakkar Lomanto, Chris Lloyd, Jumana Manna, Bill McKibben, Philip Poon, Carla J. Simmons, Dylan Smith, Lily Consuelo, Tyrrell Tapaha, Saporta Tagiuri, and Tania Willard.
We would like The Other Almanac to be accessible to all. If the price is not something you feel financially comfortable with, please reach out through our contact form.