Join us for FeedBack Nashville’s culminating event: Setting the Table: a community dinner and storytelling event celebrating our city's foodways and visions for a better food future. Join us on Wednesday, September 25 at the Nashville Farmer’s Market for an evening of delicious food – curated by eight BIPOC chefs from throughout Nashville – and ways to engage with the work that FeedBack Nashville has been doing!

This event will be hosted at the Nashville Farmers’ Market:

900 Rosa L. Parks Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37208

A huge thank you to The Nashville Farmer’s Market for hosting us! Visit their website to find more ways to support them.

Tickets are free, but required! Reserve your tickets here!

Agriculture is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions in the world. A just and regenerative food system requires agricultural practices that put more back into the environment than they take out. In this conversation, we’ll learn how farmers, river keepers, and others are changing how we grow food to improve the health and biodiversity of our ecosystems. This conversation will remind us that sometimes, imagining the future means learning about regenerative agricultural practices from the past.

Part of building a thriving local food system is about equipping food businesses and aspiring food entrepreneurs with the resources and relationships they need to succeed. In this conversation, we’ll hear from local food and farming entrepreneurs–and the institutions that support them–about how they’re using values of sustainability, equity, and justice to build food businesses that help bring forth a healthy, sustainable, and affordable food future for our city.

FeedBack Nashville has been working to understand Nashville’s food system. Through surveys, interviews, and workshops, we’ve compiled the apparent themes from the data. The next critical stage in this work is sharing these themes with community members and receiving feedback to guide us going forward!

Join us for a Community Listening session to hear about the themes that we’ve compiled and to share your own input!

This event will be hosted at Healing Minds and Souls.

Please RSVP here: https://forms.gle/YgB9hayF9hrAKYRR8

FeedBack Nashville will be tabling at Senator Heidi Campbells and Representative Aftyn Behn’s Summertime Celebration event! Stop by our table to learn more about the work that we are doing and how you can be involved. More information about their event can be found here.

 Nashville is one of our country’s fastest growing cities and yet significant tracts of agricultural land exist both within, and just beyond, our city’s limits. In this conversation, we are hearing from community members who are reimagining and rethinking our relationships with land and how we may connect growers–from hobby gardeners to farmers–with the land and resources they need to grow food for themselves and their communities.

FeedBack Nashville has been working to understand Nashville’s food system. Through surveys, interviews, and workshops, we’ve compiled the apparent themes from the data. The next critical stage in this work is sharing these themes with community members and receiving feedback to guide us going forward!

Join us for a Community Listening session to hear about the themes that we’ve compiled and to share your own input!

This event will be hosted at the Urban Housing Solutions Community Building.

Please RSVP here: https://forms.gle/YgB9hayF9hrAKYRR8

FeedBack Nashville has been working to understand Nashville’s food system. Through surveys, interviews, and workshops, we’ve compiled the apparent themes from the data. The next critical stage in this work is sharing these themes with community members and receiving feedback to guide us going forward!

Join us for a Community Listening session to hear about the themes that we’ve compiled and to share your own input!

This event will be hosted virtually.

Please RSVP here: https://forms.gle/YgB9hayF9hrAKYRR8

FeedBack Nashville has been working to understand Nashville’s food system. Through surveys, interviews, and workshops, we’ve compiled the apparent themes from the data. The next critical stage in this work is sharing these themes with community members and receiving feedback to guide us going forward!

Join us for a Community Listening session to hear about the themes that we’ve compiled and to share your own input!

This Listening Session will take place at the Tennessee Justice Center.

Please RSVP here: https://forms.gle/YgB9hayF9hrAKYRR8

“To free ourselves, we must feed ourselves.” - Leah Penniman

Hear from community members about models of work and action they see unfolding in our community that are beginning to transform our food system into one that creates and nurtures racial justice.

Featuring Rev. Jen Bailey, Rasheedat Fetuga, and Patricia Tarquino! Moderated by Jerome Moore.

Please RSVP here: http://thenashvillefoodproject.org/events-calendar/2024/future-of-food-may30