The ever popular Organic Food Festival, a highlight of the fortnight, is back at Bristol Harbourside. Now in its tenth year the festival celebrates the full spectrum of organic fare with hundreds of stalls selling delicious food and drink, organic clothes and beauty products.
http://www.organicfoodfestival.co.uk
We have a fantastic line up featuring; The Big Blues Tribe, Bex Marshal Band, Rollo Marquee and the Tailshakers, Alma Latina, Tommy Allen and Johny Hewitt!
We have nine hours of live music from nationally acclaimed musicians across the broad spectrum of the blues, and all in the wonderful setting of Taurus Crafts with its excellent food and drink (local - delicious and excellent value!) eight craftworkers, pottery, gift shop and warm and friendly atmosphere.
http://www.tauruscrafts.co.uk/
Natural & Organic Products Europe
Recognised as the leading event of its kind in Europe, Natural & Organic Products Europe 2010 is the ‘must attend’ trade exhibition for anyone involved in the business of selling natural, sustainable, organic, and healthy lifestyle products. Opeople will be attending and supporting customers, so let us know your coming and we will happily meet up with you.
'Selling Organic: What's the story?' Organic Conference
As the organic industry continues to grow, this conference is being launched in partnership with Organic Farmers & Growers to highlight the need for companies and organisations in the sector to work together to educate consumers on the key messages and benefits of organic food - something many feel organics have failed to do so far, resulting in consumers being confused as to why they should buy organic over other ethical choices such as fair-trade and free-range.
http://www.organicconferences.co.uk/
Organic Food Festival
Proving that Britain really is passionate about the quality of its food, over 150,000 people attend this ever-growing exhibition in Bristol’s Harbourside area. With information and exhibitions on everything from growing your own organic vegetables to some of the best independent producers in the country, this event is dedicated to the many joys of organic food and produce. There are plenty of opportunities to rub shoulders with top class chefs with the likes of Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Mitch Tonks and Rick Stein having attended in the past. The Festival Fringe adds a little humour to proceedings with such acts as the Vienna Vegetable Orchestra entertaining the crowds. 1000-1800 daily.
05 Sep
The Community Farm: Food, drink, live music, games and lots of healthy outdoor fun near Bristol. The Community Farm
Come and see us at this years Organic Food Festival in Bristol. Last year we recruited a number of people who visited our stand and placed them in employment in organic and ethical business in Bristol and in some great jobs in companies around the UK. If you cant make it give us a call or drop us line.
Opeople are joint sponsor in the Lady Eve Balfour lecture in Westminster. This was a hard fact hitting lecture to highlight the post peak oil era that will affect all our lives. Visit www.soilassociation.org/ladyevelecture for the video/podcast
Opeople take part in the 2007 Food Festival at Bristol’s Harbourside. Please look out for us in the Green Planet Pavilion.
Find out how to get involved at www.soilassociation.org/organicfortnight
Opeople present the Soil Association with new membership applications, representing people placed in permanent employment with local companies that successfully passed their probation.
Opeople is a proud sponsor of the Soil Association Conference - ‘One Planet Agriculture’
The Opeople team attended the ‘Lady Eve Balfour lecture’ in Westminster given by Eric Pchlosser, author of Fast Food Nation. We would like to share this highly motivational lecture with you. The future of the world is in your hands!
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That's the message from the founding father of modern medicine echoed in the controversial new documentary film 'Food Matters'
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