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Women’s Day: Join us at our Soul To Soil brunch

Indulge in a spirit-filled brunch celebrating remarkable women in agriculture, featuring delectable flavours, empowering conversations, and stylish elegance. Join Food For Mzansi’s Soul To Soil event and be inspired by the achievements and resilience of women shaping the sector

by Staff Reporter
4th July 2023
Join Food For Mzansi’s empowering brunch celebrating remarkable women in agriculture. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Join Food For Mzansi’s empowering brunch celebrating remarkable women in agriculture. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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Food For Mzansi is proud to announce Soul To Soil, its inaugural Women’s Day event. This spirit-filled brunch aims to honour and celebrate the remarkable achievements of women in agriculture while providing a delightful culinary experience in a picturesque setting.

Taking place on Wednesday, 9 August 2023, from 10:00 to 13:00 at Irene Farm in Centurion, Soul To Soil promises an unforgettable morning of indulgence, empowerment, and stylish sophistication. Tickets, priced at R350, include a sumptuous brunch feast and complimentary bubbly, perfectly complementing the vibrant atmosphere.

Attendees are encouraged to dress to impress with the event’s dress code of hats and heels, allowing them to showcase their style and elegance. The lush greenery and serene beauty of Irene Farm will provide the perfect backdrop for this empowering gathering.

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Delicious bites and engaging conversations

Among the highlights of the event, guests can delight in a delectable feast crafted from locally sourced ingredients. As they savour each bite, attendees will also have the opportunity to raise a toast to the achievements of women in agriculture.

Soul To Soil goes beyond mere culinary enjoyment, aiming to inspire and ignite thought-provoking discussions. Engaging conversations will take place, highlighting the inspiring stories and journeys of women in agriculture.

Through these conversations, attendees will gain insights into the challenges faced by women in the sector, as well as their triumphs and contributions. In addition to the enriching conversations, attendees can also look forward to exciting surprises and exclusive giveaways throughout the event.

Celebrating women farmers and agripreneurs

“We extend a heartfelt invitation to all the incredible women farmers and agripreneurs to join us at Soul To Soil,” said Food For Mzansi co-founder and editor-in-chief Ivor Price.

“At Food For Mzansi, we celebrate women’s contributions year-round, and through initiatives like the #SoilSistas programme in partnership with Corteva Agriscience and the GIBS Entrepreneurship Academy, we strive to empower and uplift women in agriculture. Join us for an inspiring and empowering event dedicated to honouring your remarkable achievements and resilience.”

Tickets to Soul To Soil are available online. Click here to secure your seat.

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