Saturday, June 29, we devote a day to food discussions, film screenings, workshops to plan the weekly meal calendar, games dedicated to children, a community dinner and a debate on waste at the local level.
Here is the program:
Meal planning and food waste reduction workshop with Jo llie
* 14:00 — 17:00//a practical workshop that guides you which recipes to cook, which ingredients to add to your shopping list to keep your monthly budget under control and prevent food waste.
Participation is free, places are limited.
• Entries in the form — https://forms.gle/mqciNxXmGJmHtJeE6
* 14:00 — 17:00//a board game on climate change based on collective intelligence and creativity recommended by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Participation is free, places are limited.
• Entries in the form —https://forms.gle/yWvq5ehAxwiAqbUR7
Discussions and workshops on food waste for children and adults, facilitated by Cami Gui, initiator of the Clujul Sustainable project, founder of Food Waste Combat and environmental activist.
* 17:00 — 18:30//challenge for young and old to taste and recognize fruits and vegetables with their eyes closed, think up a plan to arrange the ingredients in the refrigerator or create funny drawings with “ugly” vegetables and fruits
Participation is free.
* 18:30 — 19:30//we gather around the table to have conversations about the relationship with food and preventing it from ending up in the trash.
Free participation, we are waiting for you with a dish to put on the table and shared with the other participants.
Debate How do we feed the city?
* 19:30 — 20:30//we gather around a round table some of the city's main actors in an attempt to find answers on the various niches through which waste can be prevented at local level.
* 20:30//
Just Eat It/ Eat It All (documentary, Canada, 2014, directed by Grant Baldwin, 1h:15 min, 12+ years)/a super funny film featuring the adventure of Jen and Grant, a couple who set out to eat for six months only food that would otherwise have ended up in the trash.
Partners: Brașoveni Cărciumarilor Guild, Simple Bakery, Sustainable Cluj, Corona Cultural Consortium, CORESI Brașov, Food Waste Combat, Walnut Garden, Kunstadt Association, Brasov City Hall, ROMO Brasov: From Producer to Consumer, Street Delivery Brașov
Main Media Partner: Radio Guerrilla
Media Partners: F-sides Cineclub, happ.ro, IQads, Litera9, Panorama, Revista Ateliorul, School9, Days&Nights,
CULMEA — the first environmental festival for children and young people, is running CINEMATECA CULMEA — a monthly cinema that will take place between May and September 2024.
CULMEA: Film and Environmental Education is a project funded by the Municipality of Brasov. The content of this project does not necessarily reflect the position of the Municipality of Brasov and does not imply any responsibility on its part.
CINEMATECA CULMEA: European films and environmental education is co-financed by the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. The project does not necessarily represent the position of the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or how the results of the project may be used. They are entirely the responsibility of the beneficiary of the funding.
