XR Nottingham Festive Social with Forest Fields Social Club bar.
Event starting from 6.30 p.m so people with young children can bring them along before they got tired. 💚👍
A festive chance to come together to chill, chat and share food and drink with others. We welcome rebels new and old, including those with young families.
Please bring along vegan “finger food” to share (sweet or savoury).
We’ll deck the hall with festive cheer and offer hot mulled juice to warm your insides.
The sumac bar will be open, there’s a raffle and DJ Eagle will play some great background tracks to get the atmosphere going!
So what are you waiting for? Look forward to seeing you for some festive cheer on the 17th!
XR Nottingham Winter Social
Poetry Scum, a celebration of working/under class & activist art, headline poet & musician, open mic all artists welcome, every last Thursday of the month! BOOKING ESSENTIAL (limited availability please book directly through the
Poetry Scum page NOT the venue).
All events are run on a pay what you can/feel basis & all donations are split between headliners (suggested donation £3-£5).
Headline poet James Scott-Howes is a poet and rapper from Leicester. He debuted his brand of aggressively positive spoken word in his home town during the winter of 2019. James’ passionate delivery, personal storytelling and near uncontrollable enthusiasm make his performances feel like true outsider art.
Headline musician Alice Lynn is an 18 year old singer songwriter from Nottingham, she has been performing at gigs & festivals since she was 12 years old. Infectious positive vibes & a star in the making, Alice has great stage presence & a brilliant voice. Alice composes & performs her own music & has played at festivals such as Off The Tracks Festival, Sneinton Festival, Dodgestock and Deerstock. She has also played lots of venues around Nottingham such as The Maze, Saltbox, Rough Trade, Head of Steam and the Sumac Centre. You can find her music on Spotify, iTunes and all other streaming platforms under the name Alice Lynn.
Yep folks we re back, the Brinsley Animal Rescue Meal, cooking up fresh, homemade plentiful Vegan food, main meal a fiver, not many if any are there places you can eat fresh, made from scratch food for a fiver! Homemade puddings at additional cost, music, raffle and vegan bar too.
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 !! 💖🐐🦆🐔🐭🐀
All the proceeds are donated to Brinsley Animal Rescue
Bar opens at 7.30pm
Come along to our friendly, welcoming community meal for a tasty vegan meal, by donation of about £5, in an environment that is sharing good vibes and all the proceeds are donated to Brinsley Animal Rescue
Bar opens at 7.30pm
The Sumac Bar is currently operating on Sunday lunchtimes alongside the Sunday Brunch & Food Hub, with suitably spaced tables under gazebos in the garden.
The Sumac Centre bar plays an important role at the Sumac – it helps to make peoples kitchen, gigs and other fund raisers more complete, is available on request to be open any day of the week for one-off events and aims to be a safe place where people can relax and have a drink. Furthermore the bar helps to keep the Sumac open as all profits are paid to the Centre.
The Bar is run by volunteers and your help is welcome, either by joining the bar group, or simply by being a responsible drinker & helping to keep the bar as you would like to find it.
The Sumac Centre bar plays an important role at the Sumac – it helps to make peoples kitchen, gigs and other fund raisers more complete, is available on request to be open any day of the week for one-off events and aims to be a safe place where people can relax and have a drink. Furthermore the bar helps to keep the Sumac open as all profits are paid to the centre.
The Bar is run by volunteers and your help is welcome, either by joining the bar group, or simply by being a responsible drinker & helping to keep the bar as you would like to find it.
