As part of 'Soil, Toil & Table' Exhibition at the Lethaby Gallery. D.I.G (Dykes In Garden) were invited to create a two-part programme. The second event was a panel discussion between queer practitioners exhibiting in 'Soil, Toil & Table', Barney Pau ('From Within') and Marcus Kerr ('Rambling Through Enclosure Cultivation') alongside D.I.G and Niamh Boyle who runs UAL Chelsea's Green Space. During the panel we explored themes of queer possibilities of cultivation, culture, dining, and renewal, thinking through the connections between queerness, fermentation, access to land and resources and community space. After this we gathered and shared over the local forgeables which included; nettle and mushroom tarts, an assortment of quince, crabapple and rosehip jellies, homemade sodas, kefir, and our own pickled creations from our previous workshop ‘Forage and Ferment: Feeding Off One Another’.