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Thank you to all who attended the sold-out screening and post-film discussion of ROOTED on Saturday, April 26, in celebration of Earth Week. The topic of food equity and access is of utmost importance, and we appreciate your support and engagement. What a night! The mood was festive, the conversations lively, and the local veggies and pastries delicious. It was a true gift to have Germaine Jenkins with us to discuss the film and share the good trouble she has been up to recently. A big shout-out to the local experts who joined Germaine for the inspiring post-film discussion—Lee Halpern of Food Connects, Jenny Wooster of Picadilly Farm, and our wonderful moderator, Sarah Harpster of NH Hunger Solutions. Deep gratitude and thanks to our sponsor and partner, the Monadnock Food Co-op and Talee Messenger, for helping to make the event a terrific success and for curating the lovely meal kits, complete with recipe cards and more, to make the most of the delicious seasonal goodies from Picadilly Farm and Four Seasons Produce, Inc. Lastly, THANK YOU for your continued support of MONIFF and our mission to bring independent films and filmmakers to the Monadnock Region that inspire, educate, spark curiosity, and foster dialogue. We hope to see you at our next free screening, in partnership with the PCT - Peterborough Community Theatre, on Friday, May 9, at 7:00 pm, for the award-winning documentary "Every Little Thing." Space is limited, and registration is required. Reserve your seat here https://everylittlething.eventive.org/welcome Special thanks to: American Independent Business Alliance, Prime Roast Coffee Company, Monadnock Farm & Community Coalition, Seedlight Pictures, Christopher David #FoodEquity #foodjustice #rootedfilm #foodapartheid #monadnockregion #localfarm #BuyLocalEatLocal #independentfilm Photos courtesy of Christopher David Studios (fb)