Alain Job of Melting Pot Cafe at the Sycamore centre is also a street food pioneer. And with the help of University students (more on this later as Marsha from Secret Kitchen has also tapped into this resource) he has created his own brand of street food – Nkono. It is a banana skin cone with the Cameroon curry inside. A tasty, healthy, biodegradable bit of home-made fast food. Maybe look out for it at Glastonbury next year, and certainly at the Relaunch of Sneinton Market 10th Dec!!
Alain and Nkono are down at the Goose fair until Sunday – please go down and try this new product if you can! They are near the tram end of the main avenue in the Forest Rec that runs across the site from Mansfield over to Forest Rd West.
See the face book page http://www.facebook.com/groups/nkonostreetfoodlovers/
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Hi all
We think and hope you will agree that Stonebridge City Farm is a
treasure which belongs to the people of Nottingham. Entrance is free
and we would like to keep it that way but the farm needs the support
of the people to ensure its existence. For just £10 a year or two
hours voluntary work a year you can become a member of “Green Street –
Friends of the Farm” and play a part in protecting the farm. Details
of joining are attached and you can print the form, choose your option
and post it in to me or drop it off at the farm next time you are in.
Please also pass on to anybody who may be interested. The 2 hours
voluntary work contribution can vary depending on what you would like
to offer – from helping in the garden, maintenance work, baking or
helping at events, to give some ideas.
The half-price edible plants offer for Green Street is now finished.
Instead we will be providing limited monthly special offers and
Friends will be the first to hear of these offers. Workshops and
activities with limited numbers will be offered to Friends first.
Contact me if you have any questions and looking forward to seeing you
on the farm soon.
Best wishes
Audrey
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Green Street@Stonebridge City Farm:
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All Ours October Souper Social Sunday
On Sunday 9th October 2011, 1.15pm – 3.45pm
at the Sneinton Hermitage Community Centre, Sneinton Boulevard with home made soup & cake courtesy of Pixies Pantry, hot drinks, table tennis, pool, games, chat.
with
The Lost Artists – a self help group for isolated artists who want to network with each other. Artists, musicians, poets and any other artists that practice other art forms – are all welcome. Artist materials and musical instruments provided.
And
the Middle Street Jugglers Have a go at juggling, plate spinning and toothbrush twirling
Plus
Art and Craft journalling for wellbeing by Dee Fairchild . All materials will be provided. It will be a buffet style workshop.
This social coincides with the beginning of Nottingham’s Mental Health Awareness weeks. There is a rundance event preceding All Ours, nearby at the Windmill from 12-1pm and a full listing of the other events for the 2 weeks can be found here
Future Dates : next All Ours will be on Sunday 13th November
Nottingham Community Cafe Network 