The Big Networking Lunch

We hold seasonal networking events where members share a meal and learn more about each other’s work. These events usually feature short talks from interesting speakers as well as some structured discussion of ways to develop and improve our food systems.W﻿e also host a range of project events such as foraging sessions, composting masterclasses, professional development programmes for community practitioners, cooking workshops and growing courses.

Glasgow Community Food Network

Networking lunch for aspiring food growers in Glasgow

Garnethill Multicultural Centre

Are you interested or involved in growing? Do you want to meet other like-minded individuals? Do you like food? Then join us for an afternoon of food and talks as part of The Eden project month of community this June.We’ll be hearing from our BAME Women’s Farming Group on their experiences in growing, as well as Glasgow City Council on how to access land for growing through their People Make Glasgow Communities Portal.We will have food available, but please feel free to bring food along to share as well, it's a sharing event!- To make our events as safe and accessible as possible, we are still suggesting some Covid-19 precautions. Please do not attend if you have any Covid-like symptoms. Where possible, social distancing and wearing masks is appreciated and we encourage taking a lateral flow test before attending if you're able to. All of our staff will have tested beforehand. Thank you for your understanding.We apologise but this venue does not have wheelchair access, and has a number of stairs to the main hall.Food &amp; Climate Action is a project made up of 6 partner organisations in Glasgow and funded by The National Lottery Climate Action Fund. Our partners include: Glasgow Community Food Network, Central &amp; West Integration Network, St Paul's Youth Forum, Glasgow Eco Trust, Urban Roots, and The Space.