Eat the Streets!

Eat the Streets!

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Ballyfermot Community Civic Centre, Saturday 14th February

Celebrate food, community, and sustainability at Ballyfermot’s family-friendly festival from 12 noon to 4pm on Saturday, 14th February in Ballyfermot Community Civic Centre. Join us to grow, cook, create, and discover together — bringing families, urban growers, and chefs straight from the streets to the table.

What’s happening:

  • Cooking demos: Batch Cooking, FakeAways, and Empty Your Fridge
  • Workshops: Grow it Yourself, Natural Remedies, Fun Tie-Dye and more!
  • Information stalls
  • Family fun: Free face painting and children’s entertainment

Some workshops have limited capacity and must be booked in advance using FREE tickets on Eventbrite.

‘Eat the Streets!’ is a Dublin City Council initiative sparking conversation about food and climate change. What does it really mean to eat locally while caring for the planet? Come eat, learn, share, and connect.

Date:
Saturday 14th February
Time:
12.00pm
Price:
Free
Address:
Ballyfermot Community Civic Centre, Ballyfermot Road, Drumfinn, Dublin 10, Ireland
Google Map of Ballyfermot Community Civic Centre, Ballyfermot Road, Drumfinn, Dublin 10, Ireland

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