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Acoustic Punks, Poets and Ranters

An evening of acoustic punks, poets and Ranters raising funds for Hope (girls) Orphanage, with Punk for the Homeless.

Including Pizza & Spicy Wedges, Cake and Cheap Bar. (Forest Fields Social Club is a members bar, but membership is easy and guests are welcome).

Poetry Scum

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.

 

Community Food Hub

In response to the covid-19 crisis we converted the Sumac Centre into a hub for the distribution of foods around our community, for those isolated at home or those that wish to distance themselves from supermarkets crowds or queues.

Goods can be ordered from the stock list and order form by email to sales@veggies.org.uk, for collection from Sumac Centre or delivery to about one mile radius.

You are encouraged to collect for isolated, at-risk, frail or elderly friends and neighbours too.

Many items come from bulk supplies, weighed to order. Cleaning materials & liquid foods may be dispensed in reusable containers.

We aim to stock ethically sourced, wholefood, fair-trade & organic products which, due to the broken food system, may be more expensive than cheap supermarket foods. However we can defer payment for those that have no income. We invite donations to a fund to cover this.

Everything that we stock is vegan and therefore suitable for most dietary, cultural & religious preferences. Gluten free items are also available.

As we are volunteers with limited capacity we are concentrating on Forest Fields (NG7-6) & New Basford (NG7-7).  Local Mutual Aid Networks may be able to help if you need delivery further afield.

For updates see our Food Hub page or the Facebook post

 

Sumac Sunday Brunch

Sunday Brunch continues at the Sumac Centre, for just £5 including Zapatista Coffee, teas and soft drinks..

Join us for Sunday Brunch in Sumac’s  Garden Cafe or in the Social Club space.

There may be Veggies Sosages, rashers, potato cakes, organic Suma baked beans, mushrooms, tomatoes, scrambled tofu and toast.

Pop in every Sunday from 11am to 2pm.

The brunch session also offers an opportunity to get your vegan essentials from Veggies Community Food Hub.

Also Forest Fields Social Club aka Sumac Bar from Noon, continuing until 4pm..

During Forest Fields Social Club events under 18s must be accompanied by an adult who remains responsible for them whilst on Sumac premises.

More at https://www.veggies.org.uk/event/sumac-sunday-brunch-2/

 

 

 

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