Join Bridget Minamore, Jonathan Nunn, Rees Nicolas, and other esteemed individuals as they delve into the fascinating topic of Deptford's evolving food culture. Over the past fifteen years, Deptford has experienced a remarkable transformation, influenced by factors such as planned redevelopment, rising rents, immigration issues, and the arrival of new residents. Is this transformation a positive development? This engaging discussion will shed light on the past, present, and future of Deptford's culinary landscape. We are delighted to announce the release of the updated and expanded second edition of "London Feeds Itself," expertly edited by Jonathan Nunn and published by Open City and Fitzcarraldo Editions, both based in Deptford. Bridget Minamore, a talented writer from and based in south-east London, will be joining the discussion. Bridget has made significant contributions to various artistic realms, including the National Theatre's New Views program and the Royal Opera House. Her work as a poet has garnered international recognition, with commissions from prestigious organizations such as Historic England, the BBC, and Tate Modern. Additionally, Jonathan Nunn, the founder and editor of the esteemed online magazine Vittles, will be sharing his insights. Jonathan's book, "London Feeds Itself," features contributions from notable figures such as Owen Hatherley, Ruby Tandoh, Jeremy Corbyn, and Claudia Roden, offering a diverse perspective on the topic at hand. Lastly, Rees Nicolas, a passionate advocate for social justice and radical education, will provide valuable insights into working-class knowledge production. Join us at the Deptford Lounge - Main Hall on March 16, 2024, for this thought-provoking event, which is free of charge. Let's explore the captivating intersection of food, displacement, and redevelopment in Deptford. For more information, visit deptfordlitfest.com.

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