The film follows the story of three new farmers in the first year of their journey and one of those three farmers is the amazing Adrienne Gordon, from Sweetpea Market Garden, who has been a trader at The Gransdens Farmers Market from day one. Adie’s market garden is at Caxton and we were all delighted when she completed the first stage of her journey achieving full organic accreditation for her production. If you haven’t yet met Adrienne, she brings salads, vegetables and microgreens to the market which are packed with flavour and goodness.  

Nightingale Farm is a very local smallholding aiming to produce traditional British breed meats with the best welfare standards and with the ultimate goal of creating a farm that captures more carbon than it emits. The Gransdens Farmers Market runs on the fourth Sunday of the month and brings together a fabulous array of produce, with a focus on local and sustainable.  Rachel and Andy from Nightingale Farm will be trading at next year's market with their locally produced Tamworth sausages. Together, we are delighted to partner with local producers to offer you a screening of the film at Little Gransden Village Hall on Friday 29th November with our evening starting from 6.00pm.

Tickets available on Fri 11 Oct 2024 at 5:00PM

http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/little-gransden-village-hall