Tierra Viva

Tierra Viva es un conjunto de cosas, es un pequeño oasis en medio deÑuñoa donde te desconectas de la realidad y te sumerges en una especie de bosque encantado o algo así. Este sitio es para entrenar al hippie shuer loco que llevas dentro, le trae cafetería, talleres de yoga, respiración holotrópica, terapias y mucho mas. La estética del lugar llama la atención además porque entrando es como estar en medio de un cuento ambientado en un bosque, árboles, fuentes de agua, gatos y las casas donde hacen las terapias hechas con material reciclado. Si puedo recomendarles algo, los talleres de yoga y la atención de la psicóloga Pamela Mutis
es lo mejor del lugar. Como siempre y citando a ese movimiento llamado EJE «tienes que vivirlo»

Tierra Viva was the first group to promote organic food in Chile. They started in 1992, 20 years before the organic movement had even had taken off here, and they are still at it, currently known as the Organic Agriculture Association of Chile.
Their mission is to bring awareness of organic and sustainable practices to Chile and create an engaged community. They focus on helping their community find organic products as well as help the farmers with knowledge on maintaining their practices efficient and up-​to-​date. They are basically a co-​op and it is amazing!
The knowledge the community has of the organic products in Chile really makes you feel comfortable with buying from them as you know they are offering you the best local as well as organic products that promote sustainability in Chile (they were at the forefronts of the fights against monsanto in Chile).
A fresh batch of products comes in both Tuesday and Friday of every week, so I recommend going then as you will get the best pick.
Tierra Viva have more than just fruits and veggies but honey, jams, grains, yogurt and cheeses — all organic and local! They also have homemade ketchup (a must try!) and organic coffee. yum!
Instead of going to the Vega, make a trip here. Although a bit more expensive, it is worth it!