Redcliffe Peace Feast

On Wed 30 March Bridges for Communities and Bristol's Somali Kitchen will be joining us to host a Redcliffe Peace Feast, offering guests a delicious meal, with inspiring stories and live music.


Food is halal and no alcohol will be served. Vegetarian and vegan options are available.


The Menu is as follows:


Starter: Fragrant Lentil Soup

Main Course: Suukar (A flavoursome Somali curry with fluffy rice)

Dessert: Basbousa (A traditional Middle Eastern Dessert)


Tickets for sale now! £10 for adults, £5 for under 15s. There is the option to buy a 'pay it forward' ticket which will help us to enable somebody from a refugee or asylum-seeking background to attend.


More information and tickets available here:

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