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Home » Events » Exhibition » Growing up, digging deep: the story of Scouts, food and farming

Growing up, digging deep: the story of Scouts, food and farming

When: June 1, 2023 to September 10, 2023 Time: 10am to 5pm Venue: Food Museum Address: The Food Museum, Iliffe Way, Stowmarket IP14 1SL, UK Cost: Included in museum admission price Suitable for: All ages Event category: Exhibition ,Summer in Suffolk Museums

For over 100 years food has played an important role in the Scout programme.

Through Scouts, young people learn the skills to grow and make food, about the role it plays in keeping us healthy and it’s part in important celebrations.

This exhibition explores the story of food and Scouts through three main themes: grow, make and eat. From learning to use a horse and plough, responding to the needs of a country in wartime, to planning expedition menus and exploring new cultures, we will see how Scouts have evolved and responded to stay relevant to its young people.

Find out more information about visiting the museum on the Food Museum website.

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