ROOTED is the story of Germaine Jenkins, a North Charleston resident, activist, and mother who, in 2014, convinced the City Council to lease her a sliver of land so she could grow food and start a grocery store, Farm Fresh Food. For decades, her community has been ravaged by the racial and social inequalities exacerbated by living in a food desert. This film ignites a powerful dialogue about the threats of food insecurity and its intersection with the history of racism and economic inequality in the American South.

Enjoy a tasting of locally grown foods available after the screening.

Mini Take Home Meal Kits with recipes from local growers and producers will be available for sale.

Learn more, RSVP & buy a meal kit HERE!