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Forest Fields Social Club
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…
Find out more »Pond Life, Dubstep/Bassline Night.
A night of Dubstep and Bassline from Nottingham's Finest.
Find out more »TSN – Workshop – private event 28 Apr 2018
TSN Workshop - private event
Find out more »STAR WARS WEEKEND: FILM EVENT
MAY THE FOURTH BE WITH YOU. https://youtu.be/sC9abcLLQpI
Find out more »STAR WARS WEEKEND: FILM EVENT
REVENGE OF THE SIXTH https://youtu.be/Q0CbN8sfihY
Find out more »Sumac Centre Open Mic
Everyone is welcome for an informal music jam at the Sumac Centre.
Find out more »Sumac Meeting
The Sumac Centre is an independent community and social centre in Nottingham, home to projects including the Forest Fields Social Club, People's Kitchen, Veggies Catering Campaign, Punk 4 The Homeless and more. Sumac provides resources, meeting spaces and facilities for groups and individuals campaigning for human rights, animal rights, the environment, peace, co-operation and social justice.. Sumac organised by its supporters & users, including at meetings currently held at 6pm on the 2nd Saturday of each month, to include the…
Find out more »Musicians Against Homelessness -Day One
DAY ONE. £5 Suggested Donation. Musicians Against Homelessness (MAH) launch their 2018 campaign to raise money for the homeless charity Crisis in England, Scotland and Wales and Simon Community in Northern Ireland. Rock and pop stars including Shaun Ryder and Cast are backing the cause which looks set to have an even bigger impact this year. Former Oasis guru Alan McGee launched the campaign in 2016. It was publicly supported by celebrities such as Lilly Allen, Liam Gallagher and Irvine…
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