Making Arts Delicious
Feast Fest
Discover community and cuisine in our Supper Club. Experience diverse flavours, shared stories, and meaningful connections. Join us for a culinary journey that nourishes both body and soul. Let’s eat, laugh, and bond together. Welcome to the table!
Venue:
Husk Brewing – Brewery & Taproom
5 Silvertown Way London E16 1DH
Date & Time Slot:
Tue, 21 Nov 2023
19:00 – 21:00 GMT
Running Time:
120 minutes
Recommended Age:
All ages
Food Club
Join our distinctive food-tasting events for enjoyable and informative experiences. Discover local delicacies, meet friendly business owners, and savour the finest in food and beverage. Unveil a world of flavours while connecting with our community. Your presence matters – come taste, learn, and mingle!
Venue:
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Running Time:
60 minutes
Recommended Age:
All ages
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Venue:
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Date & Time Slot:
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Running Time:
60 minutes
Recommended Age:
All ages
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Food Club
Creative Team:
Post Dining
What does the future taste like? Enter the progressive narrative of Eating Tomorrow and explore what our food systems, customs and behaviours might become in the next fifty years.
This immersive exhibition has been devised by the Australian-based multi-sensory design company, Post Dining, who merges food with the creative arts to create innovative forms of entertainment and education.
Eating Tomorrow has been adapted from Post Dining’s award-winning theatre production of the same name, and utilises interactive technology, film and sound to guide audiences through four prospective food futures. Inspired by research conducted by the Australian Academy of science, expect to be transported through worlds of growth, restraint and catastrophe, before experiencing a final transformation.
Eating Tomorrow made its award-winning debut at Adelaide Fringe 2021 taking out the Weekly Award for Best Interactive, and the overall VisualCom Sustainability Award.
Venue:
art in the docks
Hamme Building
25 Shackleton Way,
London E16 2XJ
Date & Time Slot:
15 Sep 15:00-20:00 (Fri)
16 Sep 10:00-20:00 (Sat)
Running Time:
With your own speed, suggest 40-45 minutes
Recommended Age:
10+
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FeastFest 2023 kicks off in spectacular style with two delicious days of performance, food and fun. On Saturday 9 September, join us in the dayime at Thames Barrier Park for a series of outdoor family- friendly performances. And in the evening, we’ll be close by at The Factory with our indoor theatre programme. There’ll be selected food and craft stalls at the two locations.
Then on Sunday 10 September, join us at the home of our East Ham partner Applecart Arts for more indoor theatre shows.
All are free but indoor shows require booking for capacity reasons.
Find us at:
Thames Barrier Park, North Woolwich Rd, London E16 2HP (Sat 9, 11am-5pm)
The Factory, Thameside Industrial Estate, 33 Factory Rd, London E16 2HB (Sat 9, 5pm-9pm)
Applecart Arts, The Passmore Edwards Library, 207 Plashet Grove, London E6 1BX (Sun 10, 4.30pm-9.30pm)
For access information about all of our venues and shows email hello@feastfest.org
Brand new for 2023, FeastFest presents Full Belly Laughs, our first comedy night. We’re working with a leading London comedy producer to bring you a stuffed-to-bursting bill of comedians that’ll have you roaring from the bottom of your stomach.
Join us at Husk Brewing for an evening of comedy, locally brewed beer and burgers.
Joining us will be Ian Smith (Nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award 2023); multi-award winning stand up comedian, writer and actor Jenny Collier, Ginnia Cheng, a London-based East Asian comedienne who’s reached the semi-finals of many of the UK’s comedy competitions, Lenny Sherman (Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway) and Michael Akadiri (BBC New Comedy Awards London Finalist 2021), hosted by MC Andrea Hubert.
We’ll be collecting non-perishable goods for a local food bank on the night so do bring along something to donate if you’re able to.
Free tickets can be booked here
(Subject to £1 booking fee)
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Venue:
Husk Brewing, Unit 1a Brunel Street Works, 5 Silvertown Way, London E16 1DH
Date & Time Slot:
28 September, 19:30
Running Time:
2 hrs including two intervals
Recommended Age:
18+
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In November, FeastFest will be partnering with local businesses and other organisations in the growing nationwide movement to provide a warm and welcoming space for anyone who needs it because of the cost of living crisis. There will be food and drink tastings plus a chance to return to Silvertown’s cinema past with The Albert Cinema Experience, which we’re bringing back following a popular debut in Newham Heritage Month earlier this year.
Digital Bytes is FeastFest’s creative digital programme, consisting of both online and in-person events that make the most of the possibilities offered by digital technology. In our in-person programme, we are excited to present digital theatrical experience Eating Tomorrow by Australian company Post Dining and interactive screenings of Luca Silvestrini’s Protein’s delicious production May Contain Food.
If you can’t join us in person (or prefer a TV dinner!) we also have a variety of productions available online including May Contain Food (on demand), Chan Magazine and Food/Present.
If feasting your eyes is not enough, it’s time to get a real taste and meet local food makers, artists and scientists. Appreciate the greatness of simple food and discover what the flour of the future might be. Check back here soon for more details…
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