 for an additional £5 per person, Harwich-based baker and food sovereignty worker Maisie Dyvig will be supplying a light supper for the evening. Hodmedods yellow split peas, locally grown greens and Flanders flour wholemeal bread. Maisie is a local food treasure, having worked at Wakelyns Bakery in Suffolk and The Wholefood Cafe in Manningtree. Do not miss your chance to eat her soul warming food.

Payment for food will be taken on the night, please email maisieloudyvig@gmail.com if you would like to preorder your food so we can prevent wastage. Use the email heading 

 and include how many portions you need. 

Please note drinks will be sold separatley at the bar.

. Six Inches of Soil, tells the story of remarkable farmers, communities, small businesses, chefs and entrepreneurs who are leading the way to transform how our food is produced and consumed. More information here: 

https://www.sixinchesofsoil.org/story-of-the-film

Harriet White

Six Inches of Soil

Colin Ramsay

Claire Mackenzie

Mark Aldridge

Ben Thomas

Anna Jackson

Adrienne Gordon

Satish Kumar

Henry Dimbleby

Ian Wilkinson

Vicki Hird

Andrew Jackson

John Pawsey

Dee Woods

Nicole Masters

Tom Pearson

Tim Lang

Mike Berners Lee

Marina O'Connell

Nic Renison

Matt Chatfield

Claudia Thomas

The inspiring story of British farmers standing up against the industrial food system and transforming the way they produce food - to heal the soil, benefit our health and provide for local communities.

Environment

A community-run cafe in the Minories art Gallery, run and managed by Common Ground Colchester community cooperative. Common Ground coop is a community kitchen cafe, designed to meet the needs of the community and is democratically managed with an open and accessible membership policy from just £10 annually. Providing affordable, nourishing food, cooked by local people and inspired by local produce. Common Groud supports local growers and landworkers, contributing to the local food economy and paying local people a living wage.