Afternoon tea

Local Food Economy

Fair & Fabulous Afternoon Tea

Sparks

Address:
Sparks Bristol, Bristol Whippington Court Broadmead, BS1 3DS

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Hear from Rosibel González Ruiz, a Fairtrade Coffee farmer from Nicaragua to understand her life and the true impacts of Fairtrade. Rosibel is visiting schools in Bristol for just two weeks and this will be her only public event.

Charlotte Jackson from Bristol Food Network will also be there talk about Bristol Good Food 2030.

Hear from many local producers on the struggles and rewards of local production.

Enjoy a delicious afternoon tea from Busy V Bakery.

This is SPARKS second birthday and World Fair Trade Day so it will be celebrations all round!

Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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