Explore Food Futures in Film & Discussion at In Our Hands Panel Event
Reflect on the future of food and farming through a powerful documentary screening and expert-led discussion.
This experience is part of City Uncovered: Bristol, taking place from 18–31 May - a limited-time series of unique, under-the-radar experiences designed to help you see the city differently.
Join a screening of In Our Hands, a documentary exploring how farmers are rethinking industrial food systems and building more sustainable, local alternatives. After the film, take part in a panel discussion with food producers and local experts exploring how these ideas connect to Bristol’s own food landscape. Expect thought-provoking conversation around sustainability, farming, and the future of what we eat.
This experience is perfect for:
Curious locals
Food and sustainability enthusiasts
Documentary and film lovers
Anyone interested in future food systems
What’s included
Film screening of In Our Hands
Live panel discussion with food experts and producers
Audience Q&A session
Insights into food systems and sustainability
Good to know
Duration: 2.5 hours
Location: The Hen & Chicken, BS3 1JF
Age restrictions: 12+
Accessibility: Venue accessible (please check specific screening location)
What to bring/wear: Comfortable seating attire (indoor event)
| Adult (Ticket ) | £5 |
| Ticket + Donation | £15 |
| Ticket + Donation | £25 |
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Incredible and thought-provoking documentary screening and loved the local networks unearthed fro...
Incredible and thought-provoking documentary screening and loved the local networks unearthed from the intimate audience.
MAZI (μαζί) means together in Greek. This community initiative believes that we can challenge food inequality in Bristol, together.
MAZI's vision is a world where access to sustainable and tasty food is not a privilege or predetermined by your social class or background. Their mission is to challenge Bristol's food inequality by connecting disadvantaged young people with Bristol’s rich, independent food culture. What are their three pillars? Inclusivity, social justice and community.
Inclusivity: Creating a world where everyone can enjoy the power of food and are included in the conversation around it, no matter what's their social class or background.
Social justice: Contributing towards the fight against food poverty, sustainable food production, and the needs of the young people they work with.
Community: Working with the local community to contribute to growing the local economy and building a network of diverse connections, dedicated to making the world a better place. Their cookery workshops which work with disadvantaged members of the community do just this.
Ask your question directly to The MAZI Project.
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