Neue Frankfurter Stadtteilküche

Inspired by historic communal kitchens, andpartnersincrime bring people together to cook, eat, debate and experiment with new, solidarity-based forms of coexistence – as an act of communal care and a living utopia.

The Frankfurter Stadtteilküche (Frankfurt Neighbourhood Kitchen) is a pilot project, a blueprint, a gathering and a living call for a city that cares. Following the logic of ‘productive fiction’, they are already bringing this call to life through public cooking events, demonstrating how collective care work can be redistributed across society and made visible. They are exploring what it would be like if there were a public kitchen in every neighbourhood in Frankfurt.

Kitchen opening hours (free lunch):

When: 17 September–4 October, every Wednesday to Sunday
Times: 13:00–15:00

Community cooking:

When: 17 September–4 October, every Wednesday to Sunday
Times: 10:00–16:00

Kitchen Debates:

27 September, 10:00–16:00, Kitchen Debate #3: Revolt from the kitchen
4 October, 10:00–16:00, Kitchen Debate #4: Great Local KüFa Summit

From 9 August to 5 September, the neighbourhood kitchen was already operating in Riederwald. Find out more here.

The event is free of charge. Just pop in and have a bite to eat, or come along and join in the cooking.

The Alliance for Solidarity-Based Community Catering in Frankfurt is a steadily growing coalition of numerous initiatives in the fields of climate activism and food justice.