Events
At Jaffé & Neale we hold regular book signings for authors, both in the store and at locations in and around Chipping Norton
Author Talk & Lunch: Dr Jenny Goodman
24th April 2025, 11.45am – 2pm
FarmEd, Honeydale Farm, Station Road, Chipping Norton OX7 6BJ
Discover the insights of Dr. Jenny Goodman, author of Getting Healthy in Toxic Times, hailed as an ecological doctor’s guide to healing both your body and the planet. Dr. Goodman has practised ecological medicine for over two decades and focuses the vital link between farms, food and health. She argues that the health of soil and crops directly impacts the nutritional quality of our food and, consequently, our well-being. Join us at FarmED for a Lunchtime Talk with Jenny to explore these connections. There will be a Q&A after the talk and a chance to purchase her book.
Tickets are £20 each with lunch included. Head to the FarmEd website to book and secure your place.
An Evening with Kathy Slack
30th April 2025, 6pm – 9pm
FarmEd, Honeydale Farm, Station Road, Chipping Norton OX7 6BJ
A feast for the senses awaits! Join us at FarmEd for an inspiring evening with Kathy Slack, Cotswold food writer and gardener, as she discusses her moving memoir, Rough Patch. Enjoy a delicious seasonal meal, crafted from Kathy’s recipes by FarmEd’s Gareth, and hear her conversation with Patrick Neale of Jaffé & Neale about the healing power of gardening. The evening concludes with dessert and the opportunity to buy a signed copy of Kathy’s book.
Tickets are £30 each. Head to the FarmEd website to book and secure your place.
An Evening with Merlin Hanbury-Tenison
1st May 2025, 6pm – 8pm
FarmEd, Honeydale Farm, Station Road, Chipping Norton OX7 6BJ
Join us at FarmEd on 1st May where Patrick Neale will be delving into the acclaimed new book, Our Oaken Bones, with its author, Merlin Hanbury-Tenison. A Cornish conservationist, veteran, and founder of the Thousand Year Trust, Hanbury-Tenison shares his inspiring story of renewal and the profound healing power of nature.
Tickets are £10 each. Head to the FarmEd website to book.
The FarmED Cafe will be open before the event for refreshments.