We Feed The UK, MPF and RPS are holding a day of free photography activities, including exhibitions, talks, and tours, with poetry and more, as collaborators from across We Feed The UK join us for a special Open House event. We Feed The UK is a project from The Gaia Foundation using the transformative power of positive storytelling to grow support for nature-friendly food production.

The We Feed The UK campaign connects photographers and poets with our most inspiring food producers, to raise public awareness of their positive solutions to climate change, wildlife recovery and social justice.

Local street food vendor Stoked will have their delicious plant-based mexican food available and Bristol brewery Lost and Grounded will be setting up a pop-up bar.

From A Fish Called Julie © Jon Tonks

From A Fish Called Julie © Jon Tonks

At Martin Parr Foundation we’re exhibiting A Fish Called Julie by Jon Tonks. For this new work Jon Tonks has spent over a year with those trying to fish sustainably in waters off Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, documenting stories of many stewards of the sea; those preserving the livelihoods, culture, and marine life supported by blue waters.

The Royal Photographic Society are exhibiting We Feed The UK Complete Collection of Photography And Poetry, celebrating all ten We Feed The UK stories. Collectively these shows contain the complete photographic and poetic works from the campaign, including for the first time Grain Rebels: A Food Revolution Starts with Seed by Lúa Ribeira.

Full programme details, including talks, tours and more, will be announced shortly.

From Bread Making at Gothelney Farm © Lúa Ribeira

From Bread Making at Gothelney Farm © Lúa Ribeira