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Terra i gust, the Sustainable Food Festival

Friday, 20 September, from 8 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, 21 and 22 September, from 12 p.m. to 10.30 p.m.

Tastings, cooking shows, workshops, prizes, concerts... This 3rd edition of the festival invites you to enjoy music, food and drink in a more conscious way, with quality offerings that contribute to caring for the planet with sustainable practice.

We invite you to enjoy the festival at a new location, in the Parc de la Ciutadella. A whole experience for the senses!

  • Activities

  • Restaurant industry

  • Concerts

  • Previous editions

Activities

Showcookings, workshops for every type of public, tasting sessions and talks for learning how to change our habits and discover the world of gastronomy through more sustainable practices. See you there!

Friday

22 September

  • At 8.30 pm

    II Gastronomic Responsibility Awards of Slow Food Barcelona

    Slow Food Barcelona, ​​which since 2005 has encouraged eco-gastronomy in the region, organises the II Awards for Gastronomic Responsibility, given to a chef, a producer and an organisation. .

    Entitat: Slow Food Barcelona and Fundació Alícia

Saturday

23 September

  • 12 noon to 2.30 pm and 5 pm to 8.30 pm

    Memory and... action!

    Do you have a good memory? This word game helps you to discover sustainable projects and transformative initiatives that are being implemented in our city.

    Organize: Barcelona + Sostenible

  • From 12 noon to 1.15 pm

    Discovering edible wild plants

    Come and discover the useful and delicious species we have around us and which transport us to a world of distinctive aromas and flavours.

    Entity: Col·lectiu Eixarcolant

  • From 12 noon to 2.30 pm

    Cannon fodder: why do we eat so much meat and how does it make us ill?

    What impact does excessive meat consumption have on our health and the environment? Play and discover more sustainable consumption options.

    Entity: Justícia Alimentària

  • Saturday 23, from 12 noon to 2.30 pm and from 5 pm to 8 pm; on Sunday 24, from 12 noon to 2.30 pm and from 5 pm to 8 pm

    Responsible consumption? We make it easy for you!

    Where can you buy local produce? Are you familiar with initiatives that promote decent working conditions?Responsible consumption is not always easy, so come along and clear up any doubts you may have!

    Entity: Espai Consum Responsable

  • From 12.30 to 1.30 pm

    L'Arca de Nogué

    Pep Nogué’s section of the programme El suplement on Catalunya Radio, L’arca de Nogué, will be devoted to the “Terra i gust” sustainable food fair.

  • From 1.15 pm to 2.30 pm

    Turning waste into compost!

    Do you know what composting is? In this workshop, we will learn how to turn our organic waste into compost at home.

    Entity: Abono Km0

  • At 2 pm

    Cyclic Beer Farm - Mixed Fermentation

    Try some very special beers, made on the family farm with organic fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers. We will also explain the synergies between wine and beer.

    Entity: Barcelona Beer Festival

  • From 5.00 pm to 6.30 pm

    Mediterranean herbal salts

    Learn about the medicinal properties of plants from the Mediterranean region and make your own herbal salt with ecological salt.

    Entity: L'Aresta

  • At 5.00 pm

    Tasting of Collserola Pagesa and Can Calopa wines

    Guided tasting of products from the Collserola Pagesa Association accompanied by the ‘Barcelona wines’ of Can Calopa.

    Organize: L'Olivera and Collserola Pagesa

  • From 5 pm to 8.30 pm

    Eat seasonal and 100% healthy

    Investigate codes and get through challenges to discover the costs to your health and the planet from ultra-processed foods. Get through the tests to activate your most activist side!

    Entity: Fundesplai

  • At 6.00 pm

    Slow Food Gastronomy in Catalonia: cooking sustainable seafood with Quim Casellas

    Quim Casellas, Michelin start chef and member of the collective Cuineres i Cuiners km0 de Catalonia (km0 Cooks of Catalonia), in collaboration with La Platjeta.

    Entity: Associació de Cuineres i Cuiners Slow Food Km0 (Association of Slow Food Km0 Cooks)

  • From 6.30 pm to 8.00 pm

    Olivada workshop

    Discover the life cycle of the olive and its properties. We’ll be making olive paté, a healthy, local recipe.

    Entity: L'Aresta

  • At 7.00 pm

    “Against Sustainability”, with Andreu Escrivà

    Talk with the environmentalist and publicist Andreu Escrivà about the debates we should keep in mind to draw up plans for possible futures.

Sunday

24 September

  • From 12 noon to 2.30 pm

    “Paint and eat” - An artistic workshop featuring watercolours and vegetables

    Did you know you can paint with vegetables? Arouse your curiosity with healthy, colourful watercolours!

    Entity: Manjaretti

  • From 12 noon to 2.30pm

    A taste of products from Farmers’ Markets

    A small taste of seasonal and local products linked to farmers’ markets, with an information point for explaining their accompanying values.

    Participant: Barcelona Farmers’ Markets Coordinating Committee

  • At 12 noon

    Five-senses tasting of fair-trade chocolate

    Guided tasting of different fair-trade chocolate, with cocoa from producer organisations that have received ethical finance loans.

    Entity: Oiko Credit

  • From 12 noon to 2.30 pm

    Sustainable unveiling

    Are you familiar with sustainable livestock farming? Are you aware of its benefits and impact? Play and discover a consumer model with environmental criteria, social justice and animal welfare. The prize will be a discount voucher for the fair’s products.

    Entity: Associació GENS

  • Saturday 23, from 12 noon to 2.30 pm and from 5 pm to 8 pm; on Sunday 24, from 12 noon to 2.30 pm and from 5 pm to 8 pm

    Responsible consumption? We make it easy for you!

    Where can you buy local produce? Are you familiar with initiatives that promote decent working conditions? Responsible consumption is not always easy, so come along and clear up any doubts you may have!

    Entity: Espai Consum Responsable

  • At 1.00 pm

    How to teach sustainable and responsible gastronomy

    Gastronomy is no longer understood in hospitality schools without sustainability being at the centre, and the CETT is a benchmark of that.

    Entity: School of Tourism, Hospitality and Gastronomy (CETT), affiliated to the University of Barcelona

  • At 2 pm

    Birra08 - Creating Opportunities

    Discover the synergies between Birra08 and Mescladís, while trying beers without any additives or chemical products; honest, urban and locally-sourced beer.

    Entity: Barcelona Beer Festival

  • From 5 pm to 6.30 pm

    Agrogym

    Did you know that farm life is linked to the body and the earth? In this workshop we will be carving wood and discovering new muscles!

    Entity: Associació GENS

  • At 5:00 pm

    Journey to Ukraine through its gastronomy

    Ukrainian restaurant Rodyna in Barcelona will be taking us on a journey through the aromas and flavours of the country's cuisine, with a demonstration of typical pickles.

    Participant: Restaurant Rodyna

  • From 5 pm to 6.30 pm

    The GPS game (Permaculture Management System)

    A cooperative game… ‘Protests and proposals”, to achieve joint action and stimulate personal and collective empowerment with an inclusive perspective and institutional reach.

    Entity: Permacultura Atta

  • From 5 pm to 8.30 pm

    Commerce with social value

    Do you know how to be a responsible consumer and buy products with social criteria and value? We’ll tell you all about it in this exhibition! Discover its brands and help us to help!

    Entity: Som Valor Social Association

  • At 6.00 pm

    Cooking using local and seasonal batches

    Mònica Escudero, a food journalist at El Comidista, will show us how to eat consciously during the week with products from Barcelona's markets.

    Entity: Mercats de Barcelona

  • From 6.30 pm to 8.00 pm

    Vinegar making workshop

    Come and taste a selection of natural vinegars made from “ugly” fruits where everyone will get to learn the process and make their own.

    Entity: Zero Waste Bcn

  • From 6.30 pm to 8 pm

    Bread without tomato

    There will be various foodstuffs and you have to find out whether they were on King Jaume I's table or if they form part of our own diet!

    Entity: Cuinant Cultures

  • A7 7.00 pm

    Cooking is a Political Act

    Pere Carrió, head of Gat Blau —voted best sustainable restaurant in Barcelona 2021— will share his vision of responsible gastronomy..

    Organize: Oficina Conjunta de l'Alimentació Sostenible - OCAS (Joint Office for Sustainable Food)

Monday

25 September

  • At 8.30 pm

    Terra i Gust reuse meal with Sobres Mestres

    Community reuse meal by Sobres Mestres, with the ingredients and products left over from Terra i Gust.

    Price: €19 (preparation of dishes, drinks etc.)
    Menu: includes starter, main course, drink, dessert or coffee.
    Drinks are homemade soft drinks, HumanVins ecological wine and Capfoguer craft beer

    Reservations sobresmestres@gmail.com

    Entity: Sobres Mestres

Restaurant industry

The eatery space will offer a wide range of dishes and drinks prepared with organic and seasonal products from several of the city’s gastronomic establishments. The prices of the dishes and drinks are €5 and €2.5, respectively. A sample from local producers offering cheese, oil and organic-meat tasting sessions.

  • Bistrot Levante

    Gyro Sabich

    Grilled eggplant gyros with boiled egg, accompanied by a fresh tomato, onion and cucumber salad, with labneh yoghurt. Vegetarian. 

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Eggs and products with egg • Milk and dairy products (including lactose) • Sesame and products with sesame.

  • Bistrot Levante

    Pita Kofta

    Pita bread filled with beef meatballs and a fresh salad of escarola lettuce, tomato, cucumber and onion, on a base of labneh yoghurt and tahini.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Milk and dairy products (including lactose) • Sesame and products with sesame.

  • Casa Xica

    Cantonese fried rice with kimchi

    Grilled fried rice with ginger, garlic and Chinese cabbage, served with cabbage kimchi. Vegetarian.

    Allergens: Soya and products with soya • Sesame and products with sesame.

  • CASA XICA

    Beijing-duck taco

    Maize or wheat tortilla, with duck confit and Beijing sauce.

    Allergens: Soya and products with soya.

  • CONTRACORRENT BAR

    Crystal bread with botifarra sausage from Cal Rovira and textured onion

    A craft-bread sandwich with Cal Rovira botifarra sausage, fennel seeds and onion.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Mustard and products with mustard.

  • EL FILETE RUSO

    Organic Pulled Beef

    Organic beef sandwich with craft cheese and rocket.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Milk and dairy products (including lactose) • Mustard and products with mustard.

  • EL FILETE RUSO

    0-km patatas bravas with allioli and hot sauce

    Locally-sourced monalisa patatas bravas with allioli and hot sauce. Vegetarian.

    Allergens: Eggs and products with egg • Mustard and products with mustard • Soya and products with soya.

  • ESPAI PUNTAL

    Grilled escalivada croquettes

    Home-made escalivada croquettes using locally-sourced pepper, onion and aubergine. with red-pepper jelly. Vegetarian.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Eggs and products with egg • Milk and dairy products (including lactose).

  • ESPAI PUNTAL

    Organic pulled pork & kimchi

    Pulled-pork brioche with kimchi mayonnaise.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Crustaceans and products derived from crustaceans • Eggs and egg products with egg • Milk and dairy products (including lactose) • Fish and products with fish • Shell fruit and products with shell fruit.

  • GREEN LEKA CAN VALLDAURA

    Sandwich with low-temperature regenerative meat

    Brioche with beef and mayonnaise, goat meat and herb mayonnaise, wild boar and cacao allioli.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Eggs and products with egg • Soya and products with soya • Milk and dairy products (including lactose).

  • GREEN LEKA CAN VALLDAURA

    Vegan back to life with Mandó tomato

    A Bloody-Mary style cocktail with Mandó tomato from Collserola, lacto-fermented mushrooms, carrots, organic seaweed and maize totopo tortillas. Vegetarian and gluten-free.

    Allergens: Soya and products with soya • Celery and products with celery • Mustard and products with mustard.

  • HAPPY FOODS ECO

    Motomami

    Organic beef smashburger with smoked bacon, cream cheese, caramelised onion, small hot peppers and marinated tomatoes in a Jordi Morera brioche.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Milk and dairy products (including lactose).

  • HAPPY FOODS ECO

    John Lennon

    Kale and quinoa vegetarian hamburger with cream cheese, sautéed courgette, caramelised onion, marinated tomatoes and toasted pumpkin seeds in a Jordi Morera brioche. Vegetarian.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Milk and dairy products (including lactose) • shell fruit and products with shell fruit.

  • KORCHMA RODYNA

    Chicken Kyiv

    Fried chicken with butter, parsley and lemon stuffing, hot sauce and home-made potatoes.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Eggs and products with egg • Milk and dairy products (including lactose) • Mustard and products with mustard.

  • KORCHMA RODYNA

    Potato and wild mushroom varenyky

    Ukrainian raviolis stuffed with potatoes and wild mushrooms, bacon or caramelised onion. Vegetarian option.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Milk and dairy products (including lactose).

  • LA SOSENGA

    Leek and Idiazabal cheese croquettes

    Leek and Idiazabal cheese croquettes. Vegetarian.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Eggs and products with egg • Milk and dairy products (including lactose).

  • LA SOSENGA

    Roast-beef cannelloni, home-made pate and figs

    Roast beef and chicken cannelloni with home-made pate and figs.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Eggs and products with egg • Milk and dairy products (including lactose).

  • LES FINESTRES DE LLÚRIA

    Xisqueta-lamb brioche with spiced pumpkin chutney

    Butter brioche stuffed with tender stewed Xisqueta lamb, accompanied by pumpkin chutney spiced with star anise, cloves and laurel.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Soya and products with soya • Milk and dairy products (including lactose) • Sulphur dioxide and sulphite salts.

     

  • LES FINESTRES DE LLÚRIA

    Grilled vegan botifarra sausage on a creamy Reus almond base, grilled pepper and caramelised onion

    Grilled vegan botifarra sausage made from chickpea protein on a cold almond cream, made with water, garlic and lemon, charcoal-grilled red pepper and caramelised onion. Vegetarian and gluten-free.

    Allergens: Shell fruit and products with shell fruit.

  • EL LLAMBER

    Calamari bao bun

    Bao bun with stuffed calamari, served with ink and yuzu mayonnaise.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Crustaceans and products derived from crustaceans • Eggs and products with egg • Molluscs and products with molluscs.

  • EL LLAMBER

    Venere with beetroot and rhubarb

    Organic black rice with vegetable broth and mini-beetroot sautéed at low temperature and rhubarb. Vegan and gluten-free.

    Allergens: Sulphur dioxide and sulphite salts.

  • MESCLADÍS

    Polpette di pane with Edam cheese and vegetable Bolognese sauce

    Balls made of bread, spices, milk and Edam cheese, with a vegetable Bolognese sauce. Vegetarian.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Eggs and products with egg • Milk and dairy products (including lactose) • Celery and products with celery.

  • MESCLADÍS

    Milanese brioche with organic beef

    Milanese brioche with beef, tomato and home-made lactonesa sauce.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Eggs and products with egg • Milk and dairy products (including lactose).

  • MONOCROM

    Ensalada Rusa (Potato salad) by Monocrom

    Potato salad with potato, carrot and locally sourced green beans, mayonnaise and ventresca tuna. Vegetarian (without ventresca tuna) and gluten free.

    Allergens: Eggs and egg products • Fish and products that contain fish.

  • MONOCROM

    Bacon sandwich made with Cal Rovira pork jowl

    Bacon sandwich made with artisan bread, jowl bacon, greens and mustard.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Milk and milk derivatives (including lactose) • Mustard and derived products.

  • ZAZA - CUINA I VI

    Lamb “Paquito”

    Crunchy milk bread, filleted Aragon lamb, yoghurt, Can Fisas cucumber, mint and grated lemon peel.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Milk and dairy products (including lactose).

  • ZAZA - CUINA I VI

    Pumpkin ravioli with sage butter

    Fresh egg pasta stuffed with violin pumpkin, Parmesan and amaretti, butter, sage and Parmesan. Vegetarian.

    Allergens: Cereals with gluten • Eggs and products with egg • Milk and dairy products (including lactose) • Shell fruit and products with shell fruit.

And also...

  • Terra i Gust Market producers

    Participating in this year’s edition is Mercat Arrels, the online farmer's market, and two other local producers.

    Granja Lleteria Alpines Les Feixes (mató cheese, yoghurt, kefir, milk, fresh cheese, and other cheeses) • Cal Vicens (cheese, mató cheese, flans and cheesecake) • Lo Més Bo de Lleida (coca bread and panadons de Lleida, sweet coca bread and other patisserie products) • Xolís d'Adons (pork charcuterie, solís, sausages, hamburgers, llonganissa sausage, botifarra, secallona, patés, pa de fetge [liver bread]) • Olicatessen (producers of organic extra virgin olive oil) • Pinullet Queseria Urbana (organic cow's milk cheeses).

  • Local, ecological drinks

    We’ll have wines from Olivera Cooperativa - Can Calopa, kombucha from Lov Kombucha, who will also be offering ecological juices and soft drinks. We’ll also be collaborating with Barcelona Beer Festival with Birra08, Cyclic Beer Farm, L’Estupenda, Kibus, Clúster Craft Beer and La Cervesera del Poblenou.

  • Local ice cream

    Ice creams made with a high number of local products. The DelaTerra hallmark (Delacream project) is synonymous with zero kilometre and local produce.

  • Coffees

    The Milk and Coffee: Speciality coffee made with a Velopresso, a pedal-powered coffee trike, which generates the energy needed to grind and make coffee.

Concerts

The “Terra i Gust” venue includes an assortment of music events and activities throughout the day. Concerts accompanied by midday aperitifs, plus live music for your afternoon enjoyment and catchy rhythms that will get you dancing in the evening.

  • 22
    10:00 p.m.

    Daria Kolomiec

    This DJ, cultural activist and music producer is making her way around the world to give her country a voice with rare and exclusive records that are hidden gems in Ukrainian music.

  • 23
    1:00 p.m.

    Els Senyora

    Music group from Andorra and Barcelona, with rhythm and a festive spirit. They’ll have you dancing to the rhythm of rumba, funk, ska, reggae, salsa and other Latin styles. 

  • 23
    5:30 p.m.

    Contemporary jazz with the band Poblet Jazz

    Band formed of ten musicians and featuring drums, electric bass, keyboards, wind instruments and vocals.

  • 23
    10:00 p.m.

    Liraz

    Modern music from Israel with an ethnic flavour of Persian roots. The group will be presenting their disc Roya (‘fantasy’ in Farsi), with modern and traditional rhythms. 

  • 24
    1 p.m.

    Spice Berberechos

    The generational shift in flamenco-jazz arrives accompanied by Carles Dénia and Mélodie Gimard, with whom they will offer a mature reinterpretation of Campo de Agramante.

  • 24
    10:00 p.m.

    HIP HORNS BRASS COLLECTIVE & ESCANDALOSO XPÓSITO

    This concert sees the group blend New Orleans brass with hip-hop, funk, soul and the groove typical of Afro-American music.

Terra i Gust, a Sustainable Festival

  • With the product

    • It presents a local, seasonal and healthy range of gastronomic products.
    • It supports and promotes small local producers.
    • It offers advice to participating restaurateurs on how to reduce food waste.
    • The environmental impact of all the dishes offered is calculated using the calcuteca. 
  • With the planet

    • It ensures selective waste collection, and guarantees the correct final management of the selectively collected portions.
    • It uses recyclable and reusable materials and cuts down on plastic.
    • Furniture is made from recovered wood.
    • The main collaborating organisations have the Biosphere certificate for responsible tourism.
    • It opts for sustainable energy, thanks to the use of electrogen groups with sustainable certification.
  • With people

    • It promotes the local economy, working with freelance suppliers and small regional SMEs.
    • The room staff, kitchen and cleaning staff are hired through the Fundació Mescladís, which works to give opportunities to people at risk of exclusion. 
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