An invitation to Films-Food-Courageous Conversations
A 2010 year long invitation to films-food-courageous conversation at Moors Bar, Crouch End N8 every first Wednesday of the month
WHAT IS THE BIG IDEA BEHIND THIS INITIATIVE?
WHAT IS THE BIG IDEA BEHIND THIS INITIATIVE?
7pm* Feeding you with locally sourced, seasonal and organic food created by award-winning chefs
8pm* Showing inspiring, informative and empowering films on food and sustainability issues
After the film* Creating and hosting a space for 'Courageous Conversations' around the theme of the film
COST:
Film £3* on the door - suggested donations . Seats limited to 60 - come early if you want a table.
Food £6 - £10 (optional)
Specials on house wines £10 per bottle / £2.50 per glass
* The money will go to a local community project.
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FOR MORE DETAILS CALL - Azul - project co-ordinator on 07765 257 517 or email: azul-valeriethome@hotmail.co.uk
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These very vibrant evenings are organised by:
* The Positive Earth Project
* The Meadow Orchard Project
* Muswell Hill Sustainable Group
* Sustainable Haringey Food Group, incorporating Growing in Haringey
* Naturewise - Permaculture in London
* Transition Crouch End
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