Slow Food Easter Market

Posted on Wednesday, 8th April 2009

If you happen to be in London this Easter, you might want to head down to the Southbank for the Slow Food Easter Market. The Slow Food movement is not just about healthy eating, but also about sustainable food production, caring for the earth and maintaining the environment. In other words, healthy, ethical eating.

There will be some 40 stalls from which you can sample and purchase a variety of produce: new season rare-breed spring lamb, fresh goat’s cheeses, and spring pecorinos sourced from artisan producers, including a dried cherry-coated version. And as it’s Easter, treats will avail such as Easter biscuits, hot cross buns and Simnel cake (in gluten free and vegan versions). There will also be demonstrations, workshops, plus an Easter egg hunt on Sunday!

The event will run:
Friday 10 – Monday 13 April 2009
11am – 8pm daily (6pm Monday)
at:
Southbank Centre,
Belvedere Road,
London SE1 8XX

The next slow food market after that will be 1 – 4 May 2009.

Websites:
http://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/calendar
http://www.slowfoodlondon.com/

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7 Responses to “Slow Food Easter Market”

  1. Gourmet Chick Says...

    I am away for Easter so can’t but I went to one of the Slow Food Markets earlier this year at Southbank and posted on it. The slow roast pork buns in particular were fantastic. Interesting that the slow food movement is not as big in the UK as it is in other countries such as Australia and Italy. Not sure why that is.

  2. 'A Girl Has To Eat' Says...

    No the slow food market sounds great. I hope you get to make it to the next one. It will be 1 – 4 May 2009.

  3. Lee Says...

    This sounds terrific. So sad I’ll miss it!

  4. Lauren Says...

    I wish I just happened to be in London this Easter 🙂 What a neat place to shop for your Easter meal.

  5. Hilary Says...

    Excellent! Thanks for letting us know about this.

  6. Katrina Kollegaeva Says...

    Hey, I’m heading to the market on Monday, wanna join?

  7. Sam Says...

    This sounds brilliant, I wish I could go!