Blog Archives - Myatt's Fields Park

The Weekly Update Cafe Take-Away, The Big Lunch, Summer Fair and Fun Day

30/5/2013

LITTLE CAT CAFÉ AND TAKE AWAY

The menu for the Thai take away this week will be chicken and cashew nut, and stir fried vegetables with basil. The café is open from Friday to Sunday 10.30am to 5pm.

To order ahead please text Monique on (number no longer available). Portions each serve two people and cost £5 for meat curries and £3.50 for vegetable curries.

Big Lunch - 2nd June 1pm to 5pm

Everyone is welcome to enjoy free music on the bandstand and share food with neighbours during our Big Lunch from 1pm to 5pm this Sunday (2nd June).

Sarabanda will be playing Cuban music from 1pm to 3pm including hot Cuban Salsa, Son, Timba, Cha cha cha and Latin jazz. We will then have a performance from 3pm to 5pm by King Groovy and the Hornstars playing jazz, swing, Latin and funky groove from an 18 piece big band.

We will set up tables around the bandstand for people to share food, and we will be giving away samples of Caribbean, Indian, Columbian and Thai food prepared by our food heroes as a celebration of our two year long food project.

The event is part of the Chelsea Fringe, a festival of flowers, gardens and gardening across London.

We would very much appreciate help from volunteers during the event, particularly supporting in the café or cake stall. Please contact Victoria Sherwin on 0207 926 0394 or by email if you can help.

Myatt’s Fields Park summer fair and family fun day

Saturday 22nd June 2013

Everyone is invited to take part in Myatt’s Fields Park summer fair and family fun day which will be held on 22nd June 2013.

This year we are very pleased to announce that the event will be organised in partnership with local charity the Cherry Tree Trust. This means the event will be bigger and better than ever – it will start at the new earlier time of 11am and continue through to 6pm.

We’ll have a full day of entertainment including rock steady music and live bands on the bandstand, a talent contest and ballet performance in the picnic area, a football tournament, our usual family fairground and a plant sale. As part of Camberwell Arts Week, we’ll also have an art fair this year, where artists can pay to hang work for sale on railings outside the park.

See the previous post for information about stalls etc

EVENTS 2013

Our free events for 2013 will include:

June 2nd: Big Lunch
June 22nd: Summer fair and family fun day
August 3/4rd Sleepover (dependent on funding)
14th September Harvest Festival
19th October Big Draw
15th December Christingle carol concert

The Weekly Update* The Big Lunch, Annual Summer Fair and Fun Day, Food Sessions News

24/5/2013

The Big Lunch 2nd June 1pm to 5pm

Everyone is welcome to enjoy free music on the bandstand and share food with neighbours during our Big Lunch from 1pm to 5pm on 2nd June.

Sarabanda will be playing Cuban music from 1pm to 3pm including hot Cuban Salsa, Son, Timba, Cha cha cha and Latin jazz. We will then have a performance from 3pm to 5pm by King Groovy and the Hornstars playing jazz, swing, Latin and funky groove from an 18 piece big band.

We will set up tables around the bandstand for people to share food, and we will be giving away samples of Caribbean, Indian, Columbian and Thai food prepared by our food heroes as a celebration of our two year long food project.

We would very much appreciate help from volunteers during the event, particularly supporting in the café or cake stall. Please contact Victoria Sherwin on 0207 926 0394 or via email if you can help.

Myatt’s Fields Park summer fair and family fun day

Saturday 22nd June 2013

Everyone is invited to take part in Myatt’s Fields Park summer fair and family fun day which will be held on 22nd June 2013.

This year we are very pleased to announce that the event will be organised in partnership with local charity the Cherry Tree Trust. This means the event will be bigger and better than ever – it will start at the new earlier time of 11am and continue through to 6pm.

We’ll have a full day of entertainment including rock steady music and live bands on the bandstand, a talent contest and ballet performance in the picnic area, a football tournament, our usual family fairground and a plant sale. As part of Camberwell Arts Week, we’ll also have an art fair this year, where artists can pay to hang work for sale on railings outside the park.

These are the ways you can take part:

Competitions

FREE SEVEN A SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT noon to 2pm: under 8’s and under 11’s are invited to enter. We encourage teams from schools, youth and community groups or anyone who can form a team. To book your team or find out more information, contact Lucia Hinton on 07956 101387 or by email: luciahinton09@googlemail.com

TALENT CONTEST: show off your talent during our contest which will be held in the picnic area during the afternoon. All ages and talents welcome to enter. Acts will be chosen by audition before the event. Contact Lucia Hinton (details given above) for further information.

BAKING COMPETITION Bake the best Victoria sponge, ginger cake, chocolate cake, fruit cake, lemon drizzle, cake containing a vegetable, dish made with rhubarb (sweet or savoury) and jam, chutney or pickle. Just come along to our competition tent on the day (we’ll be in the picnic area). Contact Victoria Sherwin onVsherwin@lambeth.gov.uk for further information.

ART FAIR: Use the booking form attached to book your space. Contact Victoria Sherwin (details above) for further information.

Stalls

We would very much like to have a good range of food and craft stalls, including community and commercial. The price of a stall for community/non-profit groups is £20 and the cost of a stall for commercial companies is £40.

FOOD STALLS: Please see the map attached which shows food stall pitches (four near the café and two in the picnic area). When you book, please site your preference and we’ll allocate as near as possible to your preference on a first come first served basis.

OTHER STALLS: Stalls will be allocated on a first come, first served basis around the picnic area on the day. People will be drawn to this area by a variety of entertainment during the day, including a talent contest, a ballet performance, a range of stalls and a storyteller.

TABLES: You are welcome to bring your own tables, or you can hire these from us at a charge of £10 per table. Please pre-book as no additional tables will be available on the day. Chairs will not be available so please bring your own if you need them.

To book, use the form attached and send to Victoria Sherwin , development/education officer, The Old Depot, Myatt’s Fields Park , Cormont Road , London SE5 9RA . You can call Victoria with any questions on 0207 926 0394. After we receive your booking form and fee, we’ll send confirmation of booking and instructions for the day.

LITTLE CAT CAFÉ AND TAKE AWAY

The menu for the Thai take away this week will be vegetable green curry and massaman chicken. The café is open from Friday to bank holiday Monday 10.30am to 5pm and.then throughout half term week 2pm to 5pm.

FOOD HEROES *A NEW FILM*
View this film review of the Food Heroes sessions which has demonstrated how people have been sharing knowledge, culture and friendship when visiting The Park.

Myatt's Field Park Food Projects from Gary McQuiggin on Vimeo.

WORLD FOOD PROJECT

We have funding to run a new World Food project from June 2013. This will include working with local people to document the food they eat and the stories behind these foods. We will learn about the history of foods from the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Europe and will explore how they have influenced each other. We’ll create a world map showing the stories behind the food we eat today and run lots of workshops (maybe in the same way as food heroes) to explore all of this.

This project could also include workshops targeted to a range of people eg young parents, children and teenagers. The food history project will be run by a board of local people, who will help us design the workshops and activities.

Join us for a meeting where we’ll be starting to plan the project from 7pm on Wednesday 12thJune 2013 in the depot meeting room.

RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB

Retired people are welcome to come and eat lunch made with vegetables and fruit from the greenhouse at the depot from noon this Friday. These sessions are informal and friendly and everyone is welcome. We ask for a £2 contribution towards the cost of the food.

The food activities are funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Local Food scheme.

In our community:

Spread a little happiness on Van Gogh Walk 29thMay

Join residents on new community street Van Gogh Walk to sow cheerful flowers that Van Gogh painted, met gardening team Streetscape; learn a bit about horticulture and enjoy spending time with friends and neighbours. Drop in any time during the morning 29th Wednesday 8am to noon, all welcome.

Minet Library redecoration event 10th June

To celebrate the redecoration of Minet Library, on 10th June from 5pm archive historian Jon Newman will give a talk about the Minet family. Everyone will be invited to look at original documents and plans from the original Minet archive. Everyone welcome.

EVENTS 2013

Our free events for 2013 will include:

June 2nd: Big Lunch
June 22nd: Summer fair and family fun day
August 3/4rd Sleepover (dependent on funding)
14th September Harvest Festival
19th October Big Draw
15th December Christingle carol concert

The Final Food Heroes Session

17/5/2013

Our last food heroes session will be cooked by our food manager Fiorella Fronzi this Saturday 18th May from 10.30am.

Either turn up at 10.30am and help her to cook gnocchi with salmon and saffron risotto and bruschetta with white truffle oil and mushrooms, followed by apples and pears cooked in the oven with a chocolate fondue, or come along to eat lunch which will be served at 12.30pm.

*We will shortly announce a meeting about the new World Food project: everyone is welcome to come along and help us plan*

The Final Food Heroes Session

17/5/2013

Our last food heroes session will be cooked by our food manager Fiorella Fronzi this Saturday 18th May from 10.30am.

Either turn up at 10.30am and help her to cook gnocchi with salmon and saffron risotto and bruschetta with white truffle oil and mushrooms, followed by apples and pears cooked in the oven with a chocolate fondue, or come along to eat lunch which will be served at 12.30pm.

*We will shortly announce a meeting about the new World Food project: everyone is welcome to come along and help us plan*

The Weekly Update Big Lunch - Come and Enjoy Music & Food -, Help for Growing Projects, Take-Away Food Menu, Food Sessions News

15/5/2013

BIG LUNCH 2ND JUNE 2013

Everyone is welcome to enjoy free South American music on the bandstand and share food with neighbours during our Big Lunch from 1pm to 4pm on 2nd June.

Sarabanda will be playing Cuban music including Hot Cuban Salsa, Son, Timba, Cha cha cha and Latin jazz.

We will set up tables around the bandstand for people to eat, and we will be giving away samples of Caribbean, Indian, Columbian and Italian food prepared by our food heroes as a celebration of our two year long food project.

We are urgently looking for four strong people to help set up and clear away, and will pay £10 an hour for 11am to noon, and then 4pm to 5pm. Please contact Victoria Sherwin on 0207 926 0394 or by email if you can help. We’d also very much appreciate help from volunteers during the event (helping on the cake stall, general stewarding).

HELP FOR LOCAL FOOD GROWING PROJECTS

Myatt’s Fields Park is offering to support the development of ten local food growing projects in 2013-14.

The park, which has a large greenhouse and a newly appointed community gardener (Fabrice Boltho), is offering the following help to each project:

Eight half-day sessions of horticultural training and support, delivered either at the projects’ sites or at Myatt’s greenhouse
The opportunity to start seedlings off in the park greenhouse
12 horticulture training days at Myatt’s Fields Park greenhouse
A small grant of £250 to buy resources

The scheme is funded by City Bridge Trust, the City of London Corporation’s Charity, under its Growing Localities programme.

The closing date for applications is Monday 20th May 2013. See the previous post for more information and an application form.

LITTLE CAT CAFÉ AND TAKE AWAY

The menu for the Thai take away this week will be vegetable red curry and chicken yellow curry. The café is open Friday to Sunday, 10.30am to 5pm.

We are pleased to say that we’ll also be open for bank holiday Monday (27th May) and all of half term.

FOOD SESSIONS AT THE PARK

Our Local Food funding ends this week. We’ve had two great years learning about different foods, making new friendships and meeting a lot of new people.

At present, the parents’ breakfast club, retired people’s lunch and food heroes will not have funding to continue in their current format.

However, there is good news:

We will have a small amount left over from the Local Food grant so we can continue to run the retired people’s lunch until this money runs out. We are also seeking funding to continue to run the retired people’s lunch from July 2013 – June 2014. We will know about the results of this funding application around June 2013.

If any parents would be interested in volunteering to run the Friday morning sessions, we will provide you with food safety training and support you to do this.

We have funding to run a new World Food project from May 2013. This will include working with local people to document the food they eat and the stories behind these foods. We will learn about the history of foods from the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Europe and will explore how they have influenced each other. We’ll create a world map showing the stories behind the food we eat today and run lots of workshops (maybe in the same way as food heroes) to explore all of this.

This project could also include workshops targeted to a range of people eg young parents, children and teenagers. The food history project will be run by a board of local people, who will help us design the workshops and activities.

RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB

Retired people are welcome to come and eat lunch made with vegetables and fruit from the greenhouse at the depot from noon this Friday. These sessions are informal and friendly and everyone is welcome. We ask for a £2 contribution towards the cost of the food.

The food sessions are funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Local Food scheme.

EVENTS 2013

Our free events for 2013 will include:

June 2nd: Big Lunch

June 22nd: Summer fair and family fun day

August 3/4rd Sleepover (dependent on funding)

14th September Harvest Festival

19th October Big Draw

15th December Christingle carol concert

The Weekly Update Big Lunch - Come and Enjoy Music & Food -, Help for Growing Projects, Take-Away Food Menu, Food Sessions News

15/5/2013

BIG LUNCH 2ND JUNE 2013

Everyone is welcome to enjoy free South American music on the bandstand and share food with neighbours during our Big Lunch from 1pm to 4pm on 2nd June.

Sarabanda will be playing Cuban music including Hot Cuban Salsa, Son, Timba, Cha cha cha and Latin jazz.

We will set up tables around the bandstand for people to eat, and we will be giving away samples of Caribbean, Indian, Columbian and Italian food prepared by our food heroes as a celebration of our two year long food project.

We are urgently looking for four strong people to help set up and clear away, and will pay £10 an hour for 11am to noon, and then 4pm to 5pm. Please contact Victoria Sherwin on 0207 926 0394 or by email if you can help. We’d also very much appreciate help from volunteers during the event (helping on the cake stall, general stewarding).

HELP FOR LOCAL FOOD GROWING PROJECTS

Myatt’s Fields Park is offering to support the development of ten local food growing projects in 2013-14.

The park, which has a large greenhouse and a newly appointed community gardener (Fabrice Boltho), is offering the following help to each project:

Eight half-day sessions of horticultural training and support, delivered either at the projects’ sites or at Myatt’s greenhouse
The opportunity to start seedlings off in the park greenhouse
12 horticulture training days at Myatt’s Fields Park greenhouse
A small grant of £250 to buy resources

The scheme is funded by City Bridge Trust, the City of London Corporation’s Charity, under its Growing Localities programme.

The closing date for applications is Monday 20th May 2013. See the previous post for more information and an application form.

LITTLE CAT CAFÉ AND TAKE AWAY

The menu for the Thai take away this week will be vegetable red curry and chicken yellow curry. The café is open Friday to Sunday, 10.30am to 5pm.

We are pleased to say that we’ll also be open for bank holiday Monday (27th May) and all of half term.

FOOD SESSIONS AT THE PARK

Our Local Food funding ends this week. We’ve had two great years learning about different foods, making new friendships and meeting a lot of new people.

At present, the parents’ breakfast club, retired people’s lunch and food heroes will not have funding to continue in their current format.

However, there is good news:

We will have a small amount left over from the Local Food grant so we can continue to run the retired people’s lunch until this money runs out. We are also seeking funding to continue to run the retired people’s lunch from July 2013 – June 2014. We will know about the results of this funding application around June 2013.

If any parents would be interested in volunteering to run the Friday morning sessions, we will provide you with food safety training and support you to do this.

We have funding to run a new World Food project from May 2013. This will include working with local people to document the food they eat and the stories behind these foods. We will learn about the history of foods from the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Europe and will explore how they have influenced each other. We’ll create a world map showing the stories behind the food we eat today and run lots of workshops (maybe in the same way as food heroes) to explore all of this.

This project could also include workshops targeted to a range of people eg young parents, children and teenagers. The food history project will be run by a board of local people, who will help us design the workshops and activities.

RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB

Retired people are welcome to come and eat lunch made with vegetables and fruit from the greenhouse at the depot from noon this Friday. These sessions are informal and friendly and everyone is welcome. We ask for a £2 contribution towards the cost of the food.

The food sessions are funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Local Food scheme.

EVENTS 2013

Our free events for 2013 will include:

June 2nd: Big Lunch

June 22nd: Summer fair and family fun day

August 3/4rd Sleepover (dependent on funding)

14th September Harvest Festival

19th October Big Draw

15th December Christingle carol concert

The Weekly Update We Will Support Local Food Growing Projects, Playground Closure, Take-Away Food Menu, News Regarding Our Food Sessions Program

8/5/2013

HELP FOR LOCAL FOOD GROWING PROJECTS

Myatt’s Fields Park is offering to support the development of ten local food growing projects in 2013-14.

The park, which has a large greenhouse and a newly appointed community gardener (Fabrice Boltho), is offering the following help to each project:

*           Eight half-day sessions of horticultural training and support, delivered either at the projects’ sites or at Myatt’s greenhouse

*           The opportunity to start seedlings off in the park greenhouse

*           12 horticulture training days at Myatt’s Fields Park greenhouse

*           A small grant of £250 to buy resources

The scheme is funded by City Bridge Trust, the City of London Corporation’s Charity, under its Growing Localities programme.

The closing date for applications is Monday 20th May 2013.

See the information and an application form below....

PLAYGROUND CLOSURE

The playground in Myatt’s will be closed from Tuesday 7th May until Friday to relay the water play area surface.

LITTLE CAT CAFÉ AND TAKE AWAY

The menu for the Thai take away this week will be stir fried vegetables with basil and chicken and cashew nuts. The café is open Friday to Sunday, 10.30am to 5pm.

FOOD SESSIONS AT THE PARK

Our Local Food funding will end on 15th May 2013. We’ve had two great years learning about different foods, making new friendships and meeting a lot of new people.

At present, the parents’ breakfast club, retired people’s lunch and food heroes will not have funding to continue in their current format.

However, there is good news:

We will have a small amount left over from the Local Food grant so we can continue to run the retired people’s lunch until this money runs out. We are also seeking funding to continue to run the retired people’s lunch from July 2013 – June 2014. We will know about the results of this funding application around June 2013.

If any parents would be interested in volunteering to run the Friday morning sessions, we will provide you with food safety training and support you to do this.

We have funding to run a new World Food project from May 2013. This will include working with local people to document the food they eat and the stories behind these foods. We will learn about the history of foods from the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Europe and will explore how they have influenced each other. We’ll create a world map showing the stories behind the food we eat today and run lots of workshops (maybe in the same way as food heroes) to explore all of this.

This project could also include workshops targeted to a range of people eg young parents, children and teenagers. The food history project will be run by a board of local people, who will help us design the workshops and activities.

FOOD HEROES

Everyone is welcome to come along from 11am on Saturday (11th May) and learn how to make Moroccan/Spanish food.

The sessions are open to everyone – come along and help cook, or just turn up and eat at noon if you want to. You don’t need to be an expert cook, we design the sessions so people can just roll up their sleeves and help with chopping, stirring and eating!

FAMILY COOK AND EAT BREAKFAST CLUB

The family cook and eat breakfast club this Friday (May 10th) will meet from 9am in the Mulberry Centre. The family cook and eat sessions allow children and adults to cook and eat together. Everyone welcome.

RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB

Retired people are welcome to come and eat lunch made with vegetables and fruit from the greenhouse at the depot from noon this Friday. These sessions are informal and friendly and everyone is welcome.

The food sessions are funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Local Food scheme.

EVENTS 2013

Our free events for 2013 will include:

June 2nd: Big Lunch
June 22nd: Summer fair and family fun day
August 3/4rd Sleepover (dependent on funding)
14th September Harvest Festival
19th October Big Draw
15th December Christingle carol concert

The Weekly Update Food Project Consultation, Cafe Open on Bank Holiday, Greenhouse Open Day

2/5/2013

LITTLE CAT CAFÉ AND TAKE AWAY

The Little Cat Café will open on Bank Holiday Monday this weekend, as well as 10.30am to 5pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

FOOD SESSIONS AT THE PARK

Our Local Food funding will end on 15th May 2013. We’ve had two great years learning about different foods, making new friendships and meeting a lot of new people.

At present, the parents’ breakfast club, retired people’s lunch and food heroes will not have funding to continue in their current format.

However, there is good news:

We will have a small amount left over from the Local Food grant so we can continue to run the retired people’s lunch until this money runs out. We are also seeking funding to continue to run the retired people’s lunch from July 2013 – June 2014. We will know about the results of this funding application around June 2013.

If any parents would be interested in volunteering to run the Friday morning sessions, we will provide you with food safety training and support you to do this.

We have funding to run a new World Food project from May 2013. This will include working with local people to document the food they eat and the stories behind these foods. We will learn about the history of foods from the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Europe and will explore how they have influenced each other. We’ll create a world map showing the stories behind the food we eat today and run lots of workshops (maybe in the same way as food heroes) to explore all of this.

This project could also include workshops targeted to a range of people eg young parents, children and teenagers. The food history project will be run by a board of local people, who will help us design the workshops and activities.

In order for local people to contribute their ideas for the new project, we’re holding a public meeting

Saturday 4th May from 2pm in the depot

Come along and help us shape the future

FOOD HEROES

Everyone is welcome to come along from 11am on Saturday (4th May) and learn how to make traditional Italian food.

The sessions are open to everyone – come along and help cook, or just turn up and eat at noon if you want to. You don’t need to be an expert cook, we design the sessions so people can just roll up their sleeves and help with chopping, stirring and eating!

We pay food heroes £40 to teach other people about the food they know and love. No experience is needed and you will be supported by our food manager Fiorella Fronzi during the session. If you are interested in becoming a food hero please contact Fiorella Fronzi onfiorella.fronzi@myattsfieldspark.info.

FAMILY COOK AND EAT BREAKFAST CLUB

The family cook and eat breakfast club this Friday (May 2nd) will meet from 9am in the Mulberry Centre. The family cook and eat sessions allow children and adults to cook and eat together. Everyone welcome.

RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB

Retired people are welcome to come and eat lunch made with vegetables and fruit from the greenhouse at the depot from noon this Friday. These sessions are informal and friendly and everyone is welcome.

The food sessions are funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Local Food scheme.

GREENHOUSE OPEN DAY - SUNDAY 5THMAY

Everyone is welcome to come along and meet our new community gardener, Fabrice, at our greenhouse open day from 11am to 2pm on Sunday 5th May.

All volunteers are invited to stay for lunch (no charge), cooked this week by our food manager Fiorella. She’d welcome help and will teach people about Italian food as she cooks!

EVENTS 2013

Our free events for 2013 will include:

June 2nd: Big Lunch

June 22nd: Summer fair and family fun day

August 25/26 Sleepover (dependent on funding)

14th September Harvest Festival

19th October Big Draw

15th December Christingle carol concert

The Weekly Update Food Project Consultation, Cafe Open on Bank Holiday, Greenhouse Open Day

2/5/2013

LITTLE CAT CAFÉ AND TAKE AWAY

The Little Cat Café will open on Bank Holiday Monday this weekend, as well as 10.30am to 5pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

FOOD SESSIONS AT THE PARK

Our Local Food funding will end on 15th May 2013. We’ve had two great years learning about different foods, making new friendships and meeting a lot of new people.

At present, the parents’ breakfast club, retired people’s lunch and food heroes will not have funding to continue in their current format.

However, there is good news:

We will have a small amount left over from the Local Food grant so we can continue to run the retired people’s lunch until this money runs out. We are also seeking funding to continue to run the retired people’s lunch from July 2013 – June 2014. We will know about the results of this funding application around June 2013.

If any parents would be interested in volunteering to run the Friday morning sessions, we will provide you with food safety training and support you to do this.

We have funding to run a new World Food project from May 2013. This will include working with local people to document the food they eat and the stories behind these foods. We will learn about the history of foods from the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Europe and will explore how they have influenced each other. We’ll create a world map showing the stories behind the food we eat today and run lots of workshops (maybe in the same way as food heroes) to explore all of this.

This project could also include workshops targeted to a range of people eg young parents, children and teenagers. The food history project will be run by a board of local people, who will help us design the workshops and activities.

In order for local people to contribute their ideas for the new project, we’re holding a public meeting

Saturday 4th May from 2pm in the depot

Come along and help us shape the future

FOOD HEROES

Everyone is welcome to come along from 11am on Saturday (4th May) and learn how to make traditional Italian food.

The sessions are open to everyone – come along and help cook, or just turn up and eat at noon if you want to. You don’t need to be an expert cook, we design the sessions so people can just roll up their sleeves and help with chopping, stirring and eating!

We pay food heroes £40 to teach other people about the food they know and love. No experience is needed and you will be supported by our food manager Fiorella Fronzi during the session. If you are interested in becoming a food hero please contact Fiorella Fronzi onfiorella.fronzi@myattsfieldspark.info.

FAMILY COOK AND EAT BREAKFAST CLUB

The family cook and eat breakfast club this Friday (May 2nd) will meet from 9am in the Mulberry Centre. The family cook and eat sessions allow children and adults to cook and eat together. Everyone welcome.

RETIRED PEOPLE'S LUNCH CLUB

Retired people are welcome to come and eat lunch made with vegetables and fruit from the greenhouse at the depot from noon this Friday. These sessions are informal and friendly and everyone is welcome.

The food sessions are funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Local Food scheme.

GREENHOUSE OPEN DAY - SUNDAY 5THMAY

Everyone is welcome to come along and meet our new community gardener, Fabrice, at our greenhouse open day from 11am to 2pm on Sunday 5th May.

All volunteers are invited to stay for lunch (no charge), cooked this week by our food manager Fiorella. She’d welcome help and will teach people about Italian food as she cooks!

EVENTS 2013

Our free events for 2013 will include:

June 2nd: Big Lunch

June 22nd: Summer fair and family fun day

August 25/26 Sleepover (dependent on funding)

14th September Harvest Festival

19th October Big Draw

15th December Christingle carol concert

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