This weekend the Greater Birmingham Community Food Partnership is hosting the fifth annual Birmingham Food Summit. All currently involved or interested in becoming involved with our local food system are welcome to attend to network, celebrate Birmingham's rich food culture, and talk about issues and solutions regarding food security in central Alabama.
Activities include breakout sessions on a variety of topics including school lunches and community gardens, a bus and bike tour of Birmingham's community gardens, canning classes, a cooking demonstration, and a kid-friendly meal that costs $2.78 per person prepared by Slow Food Birmingham and Whole Foods Market.
Scholarships are available for the conference fees, but applications must be in by Thursday, November 11. Registration for all attendees is required (register here).
Hope to see you there!!!
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