Another regular ‘Peoples Kitchen’ fundraiser for Brinsley Animal Rescue, at the Sumac Centre.
The animals suffering does not end, which means we do not stop our community fundraising meals
So come along, eat homemade delicious vegan food for a fiver, homemade cake for an additional cost.
Join in with the raffle, drink vegan drinks from the bar, socialise with your tribe, bring games too if you like. It’s your night, be creative, bring raffle prizes, and come and have fun and laughter, let’s keep the humor flowing….
All the proceeds are donated to Brinsley Animal Rescue – saving the animals from despair and suffering, we hear them, we see them, we care.
So come along, eat cheap food, laughter at cheap jokes, and have a cheap beer !! 💖🐐🦆🐔🐭🐀
Just a reminder that it’s our regular ‘Peoples Kitchen’ at the Sumac Centre.
We’ll be cooking up a hearty ‘pie n mash’ with lashings of onion gravy. There will also be cakes available and a crumble, what’s not to love?
The animals suffering does not end, which means we do not stop our community fundraising meals
So come along, eat homemade delicious vegan food for a fiver, homemade cake for an additional cost.
Join in with the raffle, drink vegan drinks from the bar, socialise with your tribe, bring games too if you like. It’s your night, be creative, bring raffle prizes, and come and have fun and laughter, let’s keep the humor flowing….
All the proceeds are donated to Brinsley Animal Rescue – saving the animals from despair and suffering, we hear them, we see them, we care.
So come along, eat cheap food, laughter at cheap jokes, and have a cheap beer !! 💖🐐🦆🐔🐭🐀
We re back for another night of community action for the animals. The animals suffering does not end, which means we do not stop our community fundraising meals
So come along, eat homemade delicious vegan food for a fiver, homemade cake for an additional cost.
Join in with the raffle, drink vegan drinks from the bar, socialise with your tribe, bring games too if you like. It’s your night, be creative, bring raffle prizes, and come and have fun and laughter, let’s keep the humor flowing….
All the proceeds are donated to Brinsley Animal Rescue – saving the animals from despair and suffering, we hear them, we see them, we care.
So come along, eat cheap food, laughter at cheap jokes, and have a cheap beer !! 💖🐐🦆🐔🐭🐀
Now a long time Nottingham resident and social activist, Alan Lodge, ‘Tash’ comes from a free festival and traveller background. Living in old buses, trucks and caravans, he drove around the country on ‘the circuit’ with his family and friends.
Since the late 1970’s he has been photographing events and the people around him, with One Eye on the Road and always another on the response of the police.
Join us at Sumac Centre on the early evening of Saturday 7th June for a display of Tash’s photos, and a discussion with Tash about free festivals and wider issues of Policing and Protest.
This will no doubt include his activism in Nottingham from Critical Mass to Heckler & Koch, from Nottm Indymedia to the Green Festival.
There will be snacks from Veggies and a social at Sumac’s Forest Fields Social Club bar afterwards.
40 years ago, Molesworth peace camp, part of a campaign organised from Nottingham Rainbow Centre, was evicted by thousands of police and army, in one of the most expensive evictions in British history. Many of those evicted formed a ‘Peace Convoy’.
On 1st June 1985 Tash documented the prearranged police ambush of the Peace Convoy, travelling though Wiltshire for the annual Fee Festival at Stonehenge. This has been been dubbed the Battle of the Beanfield.
Whilst the Sumac Centre event will travel with Tash from the 1970’s to today, the Five Leaves event focuses his lens on the 40th Anniviversary of the Battle of the Beanfield.
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Stonehenge ‘85.
Battle of the Bean Field.
A year after crushing the miners, Thatcher turned her eye to the burgeoning counter-culture, mobilising 1300 police officers in an attempt to halt the counter-cultures most significant annual event- the Stonehenge Free festival. pic.twitter.com/mXNX9wMZGY
Yep folks we re back, the Brinsley Animal Rescue Meal, cooking up fresh, homemade plentiful Vegan food, main meal a fiver!
There’s not many, if any, places where you can eat fresh, made from scratch food for a fiver!
Homemade puddings at additional cost, music, raffle and vegan bar.
All proceeds go to saving the animals from despair and suffering, we hear them, we see them, we care. So come along, eat cheap food, laughter at cheap jokes, and have a cheap beer !! 💖🐐🦆🐔🐭🐀
Tiger invites you to join us for a birthday celebration.
We will have some fabulous talents performing for us – music and spoken word.
Enjoy the performances and some delicious Tiger Eats food.
There will also be a short talk about Future Tiger and we will have some great prizes on the raffle.
Our tasty Tiger Eats rescue food is building a following. Generally vegetarian, or vegan by default, we put together a menu every fortnight for members to pre-order and collect.
Jack is planning to serve two of our favourites on the night:
Sumac Open Mic, which usually happens the 1st Friday of the month, at the Sumac Centre in Nottingham. Usually there is a jam session at the end with a multicultural mix of musicians.
All are welcome from beginners to pros.
There is a facebook group for announcements, feedback, reviews and community chat.
During Forest Fields Social Club events under 18s must be accompanied by an adult who remains responsible for them whilst on Sumac premises.
A welcoming, safe and friendly place for activities from arts & crafts to discussion groups.
Third Friday Monthly.
On Friday 18 April we have a clothes swap and live music at our Sumac Sisterhood evening!
All donations will go to Nottingham Women’s Centre 🥰
🌼Sumac Sisterhood Night hosted by ZEN 🌼
A Charity Clothes Swap raising money for Nottingham Womens Centre
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🎶 Live music with an all female line-up
🌺 HOW IT WORKS:
Bring along a bag of clothes and walk away with the same amount you bring.
~Please bring clothes in condition you’d be happy to take home yourself.
~Organise your clothes into sizes so they can placed in the right spot.
~Please also bring an empty bag for all of your selected garms to take home with you
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We are all about sustainability
♻️Reuse, repurpose, Recycle♻️
Another persons trash is another persons treasure 🍀🌟
We will also have ‘sale rail’ for selected nicer items with proceedings donated to the charity. If you would like to contribute to sell then please drop me a message to let me know in advance & don’t forget to bring along some cash if you are interested in purchasing and contributing towards the cause.
This is a great way to update your wardrobe without the cost, extend the life of pre loved garms, whilst making a positive impact on our environment
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Its a fun sociable evening, with good company, music and cheap drinks in a friendly venue. The Sumac centre is a hub for the community ran by volunteers.
We ask kindly for non members to sign up as a member at the bar.
Drinks and snacks are available at a very low price.
There will be a changing rooms in the disabled toilets.
And the beautiful garden space with seating to relax in too.
🌺Venue: Sumac Centre
🌺Date: Fri 18th April
🌺Time: 7-10pm
🌺Address: NG7 6HX
🌼£2 suggested donation
Any items leftover will be donated to share wear in Nottingham
Please respect that we will only be able to accept one bag for life per person to limit the amount leftover at the end
Before taking to share wear we will offer any clothing left at the end to homeless or anybody who is in particular need making sure nothing goes to waste. 😊
An evening of a good meal, some music and good vibes.
All proceeds go to the local PDSA Pet Hospital on Radford Road! Hope to see you there!! 💚
The bar will be open and there will be a meal in support of our local PDSA who provide necessary and critical care for pets and animals everywhere! It’s a £5 suggested donation for a meal and a good evening
The new PDSA Pet Wellbeing Centre is less than a mile from the Sumac Centre at 581 Radford Road, Nottm NG7 7EB