“What will our great-grandchildren eat?” links everyday food to origins and future change. The workshop is included with museum admission and accepts Museumkaart.
What you need to know
A slice of bread at breakfast looks ordinary, yet it connects soil, transport, habit and the question of who carries environmental costs. ARTIS-Groote Museum’s workshop “Wat gaan onze achterkleinkinderen eten?” does not prescribe a futuristic menu. Visitors taste and discuss what we eat now, where food comes from and what could disappear or emerge by a great-grandchild’s lifetime. Museum.nl states that participation is included with museum admission, Museumkaart is valid, and many dates remain listed through late August and September. Hokimi values the way the workshop brings sustainable eating back to family decisions. It need not force a child to accept one “correct” food; instead, compare season, distance, nutrition, cultural memory and price. The useful skill is explaining a choice between competing costs, not guessing a perfect future diet.
- The workshop explores where everyday food comes from and how it may change.
- Participation is included with ARTIS-Groote Museum admission and Museumkaart is valid.
- Museum.nl lists availability across late August and September 2026.
- The venue is Plantage Middenlaan 41 in Amsterdam.
Hokimi field note: Recheck the day’s opening hours before travelling and save questions until after tasting. At home, choose one familiar dish and investigate its origin, season and one realistic substitute together.
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“What will our great-grandchildren eat?” links everyday food to origins and future change. The workshop is included with museum admission and accepts Museumkaart.
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