12/08/2026
๐บ๐ MINI SLOW FOOD FESTIVAL โ MONTMARTRE SCHOOL ๐ ๐บ
This week, Montmartre School will host a special Mini Slow Food Festival, where students will showcase and share traditional food preparation, the stories behind our food, as well as traditional dances and songs.
Food is more than what we eat โ it is part of who we are.
Through this festival, students will learn and demonstrate how traditional foods are prepared, where they come from, and the cultural knowledge connected to them. They will also share the stories, songs and dances that have been passed down through generations.
Passing this knowledge to our younger generation is very important. It helps us preserve our ways of life, strengthen cultural identity, protect traditional knowledge, and promote food security for future generations.
The festival is also an opportunity for students to learn that our traditional foods, local crops and traditional farming practices can continue to play an important role in building healthy and resilient communities.
๐ Traditional food preparation
๐ฟ Local and traditional foods
๐ Stories and legends
๐ Traditional dances
๐ถ Traditional songs and string band music
๐ฅฅ Food tasting
๐ต Traditional kava preparation
๐ญ Cultural activities and demonstrations
Come and experience, learn and celebrate the richness of Vanuatuโs living culture with our young generation. ๐ป๐บโค๏ธ
๐ Montmartre School
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12โ14 August 2026
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