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Come along and join in with the Big Lunch at Dundee Food Festival – open to all between 11am and 3pm. All you need to do is make your way to Slessor Gardens with your lunch and a picnic blanket or folding chair (a limited number of hay bales and blankets will be available).

Join us for a free drop-in play event with artist Katherine Fay Allan; centred around a hand-made play parachute featuring enlarged images of microorganisms found in the human digestive system.

We will be showcasing Dundee’s largest community market garden with its fresh and nutritious produce grown by our volunteers!

The Mobile Teaching Kitchen (MTK) introduces a novel approach to nutrition education, targeting food insecurity and malnutrition.

Daily Grind Coffee Co will be operating a coffee truck on both days of Dundee Food Festival. Come along and try our amazing coffee and locally sourced selection of cakes.

Annie’s Garden invites you to a wreath-making workshop, creating a lasting and beautiful floral wreath using dried flowers

Tayport Distillery is a family-run distillery, passionate about creating exceptional spirits and liqueurs using the finest locally sourced fruits and grains.

Join us for a feast cooked by local legend Gillian Veal to celebrate the launch of her new book, Cafe Cooking – from The Parlour to Cambo Gardens, with an exclusive book signing opportunity!

Facilitating real and engaging play using safe and recycled materials originally destined for landfill, donated from industries across Dundee. Allowing attendees to explore creativity, lone and team working skills, communication skills, independence, resourcefulness, sustainability, and science.

Decode the secrets of tomorrow’s menu with food science

Join us for a series of presentations from food scientists, local producers and forward thinkers as we learn more about this ever changing field. With the rise of vegan alternatives and shifts towards more eco-conscious food habits, it’s hard to predict what we’ll be eating in the future.