Food Indaba
18 upcoming events
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Food Systems Walking Tour: Cape Town CBD and Philippi Village
Starting point: Corner of Shortmarket and Bree Streets
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Tea with a Farmer: 16 on Lerotholi Urban Farm
16 on Lerotholi Urban Farm (starting at the 16 on Lerotholi Art Gallery)
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Tea with a Farmer: Oranjezicht City Farm
Oranjezicht City Farm
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Conference: Hunger and Power, Pan African Webinar
Online
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Public Conversation: State of the City and HLPE Food System Reports
Online
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Dialogues Through Food: Foraging For Weeds, Harvesting For Life, with Loubie Rusch
The Sustainability Institute
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New Skool Old School: A Teens and Seniors Food Systems Academy
Bertha House
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Food Systems Walking Tour: Cape Town CBD
Starting point: Corner of Shortmarket and Bree Streets
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Dialogues Through Food: A Kids Cookout! A Cooking Workshop For Kids and Their Pet Adults
Food Jams
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Sugar, Spice and Struggle, With Parusha Naidoo
16 on Lerotholi Art Gallery Langa
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Dialogues Through Food: OIKONOMOS, A History Of Household Management, By Chef Mmabatho Molefe
Auslese
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Dialogues Through Food: Angling for Good, at Den Anker Restaurant
Den Anker
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Conference: Hunger and Power, In Person Conference
Maker's Landing
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Food Systems 101 Masterclass presented by Oribi Incubator
Maker's Landing
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Dialogues Through Food: Migrating Home, With Chef Jane Nshuti
Maker's Landing
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Svutusove - A Sip And A Morsel, With Tapiwa Guzha
16 on Lerotholi Art Gallery Langa
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Dialogues Through Food: The Wine Shaq, With Nomhle Zondani
Maker's Landing
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Dialogues through Food: Sustainable Oceans, Sustainable Homes, at the Portswood Café
The Portswood Cafe
About
Food Indaba is an annual programme of talks and events that focus on the food system.
Hosted from 2014 to 2023 as the Food Dialogues, the Food Indaba brings together a wide range of speakers involved in shaping the food system, providing an opportunity for food growers, academics, activists, writers, nutritionists, policy makers, food lovers and anyone interested in meaningful change, to engage in key issues intimately connected to the food we eat and the future of food. The goal is to foster a healthier, more resilient and just food system.
Cooking, sharing and eating food also form important elements, while art exhibitions and tours diversify the approaches and introduce aspects of celebration and commemoration.
The Food Indaba is designed to improve, provoke and further actions taken in the real world.
More information at foodindaba.org
Food Indaba is hosted by the SA Urban Food & Farming Trust (Reg. IT20812/2014, PBO 930052666), a non-profit public benefit organisation that works through food and farming to strengthen South Africa's urban communities and the ecosystems that sustain them. Details at fairfood.org.za
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