Mar
8
11:00 AM11:00

Small Food Collective - Open Meeting (All Welcome)

The Small Food Collective Nottingham is mobilising. This is a call to Action!

Join us for an inaugural meeting; Sunday 8th March 11 am Small Food Bakery, NG7 1NU.

Please RSVP to Kim and Beth if you would like to attend; smallfoodcollective@gmail.com

 

A new approach to urban food systems is necessary if we are to support an agroecological revolution. Small Food Bakery was founded in Nottingham in 2014 to set about proving that a better approach is possible.

There are many mechanisms (production and retail) that need to be re-examined, there will be many solutions, and perhaps all of them are useful. But underpinning everything, a better approach has to be one where power is devolved into the hands of more people, in stronger local networks. Our city needs more food producers and shopkeepers who are prepared to step outside the status quo and work in the interests of building a new cuisine with ingredients traceable back to good people and healthy soil. That’s why we need to mobilize a Small Food Collective.

The Small Food Collective is a group of like-minded individuals who have come together in the spirit of cooperation and collaboration, to learn more about how to build a new, vibrant, positive food culture for the city of Nottingham. We want to hear from more people who might like to join us. If you want to be part of a community led movement to challenge the big food system please come along to our inaugural meeting, hear more about the collective and offer up your views.

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Feb
26
1:00 PM13:00

Food Tales Talk - Doing things differently

Founder of Small Food Bakery, Kimberley Bell will give a lecture at Lakeside Arts as part of the Nottingham University Future Food Beacon about her work to build a local food network in Nottingham.

Wed 26th Feb 1-2pm Djanogly Gallery (Lecture Theater)

Free, but book tickets in advance: https://www.lakesidearts.org.uk/special-events/event/4218/doing-things-differently-how-a-bakery-can-change-their-food-system.html

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Dec
7
7:00 PM19:00

Uncanny Christmas Party

Join us for one night only in the Lost Utopia for the return of Uncanny Christmas, Primary’s antidote to the traditional Christmas party.

We’re celebrating seasonal strangeness with cabaret and live performances, un-fairground games, fortune-telling, jukebox DJs, vodka roulette, and dancing into the night. Small Food Bakery will provide your Uncanny Christmas Dinner - This year, they will be sending up McDonald with their own delightful version of ‘The Unhappy Meal’.

We’ve also got the most delicious raffle in town – Top Notts Nosh. For just £1 per ticket you can try your luck at winning treats and produce from exceptional Nottingham eateries, makeries, bakeries, and breweries. Buy them online, find them on sale at Small Food Bakery, or get them direct from us at any of our events.

Tickets
All tickets include a festive punch, provided on the door.

Entry on the night: £7

  • Uncanny advance entry, £6: Get your ticket online for a cheeky discount and save your cash for vodka roulette.

  • Uncanny advance GROUP entry (5+), £5.50: You can’t party alone, can you? Get the gang together for a further discount.

Advance tickets are available via Eventbrite

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Nov
29
7:00 PM19:00

Farmerama Cereals Podcast Launch and Harvest Party

We are having a party! 🎉 Join us on 29th November  7pm at Small Food Bakery for a harvest celebration, and the launch of a 6 part podcast series about Cereals in the UK by the inspirational Farmerama . The farmerama team will all be here, with special guests; Fred Price ( Gothelney Farm), Mark Lea (Greenacres Farm) and Josiah Meldrum (Hodmedods.) We will all talk about our work over the past few years to support the creation of a non commodity grain economy in the UK. With excepts from the podcast series, live music from the legendary Nathaniel Mann and a wonderful hot #smallfoodsupper to showcase the incredible ingredients from our graniac network. Get a ticket quick! There will be a bar so stay in Nottingham the night (and then come to our Christmas fair the next day)!

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This timely and important podcast series follows on from our @uk_grain_lab gathering last year where Farmerama producer and presenter Abby Rose pledged to find a way to tell the story of grain. With funding from #roddickfoundation and a huge amount of work from series producer Katie Revell (only one year on) Farmerama have gone and done it. Come celebrate with us. All welcome, link to tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/harvest-party-cereal-series-launch-by-farmerama-radio-nottingham-tickets-80440135611

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