Time & Location

01 Oct,2020, 15:00 SAST – 03 Oct,2020, 19:00 SAST

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About the Event

The Traditional and Organic Food Forum brings you the 3-day 2020 Virtual Zimbabwe Good Food and Seed Festival  running from 1 to 3 October (3pm – 7pm Central African Time). The event which has been traditionally held at the Harare Botanical Gardens will be celebrated virtually this year due to COVID-19  restrictions. The virtual event will feature cooking demos, talks on critical issues such as agroecology, nutrition, indigenous knowledge and climate change mitigation and urban agriculture, stories from smallholder farmers, children’s activities including stories, cooking and traditional dance. Celebrate with us on facebook @TOFFZim and @playafrikatv

Time & Location

29 Sept,2021, 14:00 SAST – 30 Sept,2021, 18:00 SAST

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About the Event

PELUM  Zimbabwe is inviting you to the 2021 Zimbabwe National Seed and Food  Festival. As has been the tradition, the celebrations will run over  three days. However, to reduce the risk of COVID-19  spread at the celebrations, the first two days of the festival (i.e. 29  and 30 October 2021) will be held virtually. It will be live streamed  on Facebook Pages  @TOFFZim and @playafrikatv  from 2pm to 6pm CAT. The last day of the festival will be held physically at the Harare Botanical Gardens on Saturday 02 October 2021 from 9am to 3.30pm. 

Join  us as we celebrate Zimbabwe’s diverse Food and Seed. On the programme  we have music, drama, dialogues, cooking demonstrations, stories from  the field, seed swapping and trade, children-oriented  activities and many

Time & Location

29 Sept, 08:00 SAST – 30 Sept, 08:00 SAST

Harare, 53X3+7C7, 30 Sandringham Dr, Harare, Zimbabwe

About the Event

The 2023 Zimbabwe Food and Seed Festival coordinated by PELUM Zimbabwe and Bio Innovation Zimbabwe will kick start on 29 October and end on 30 October 2023 at the Harare Botanical Gardens.

The Festival is running under the theme, “Celebrating the wonder of Zimbabwean Millets”.

The PELUM Association will join in the celebration by supporting more than 20 participants from eight African countries to participate in the Food and Seed Festival.

Multi-stakeholders are expected to join in the celebrations as we promote healthy eating and support scale-scale farmers to trade and exchange diverse farm-saved seeds of high quality and seed knowledge.

Join us as we celebrate our indigenous seeds and traditional foods!