Calling all home workers!

Are you struggling without community while you sit at home, trying to work out how to get anything done? We have all been there in these times- and we are all trying to find our way through. For many who attended Sadeh’s most recent writing retreat, which took place online, it felt like a lifeline. Not just because we had a bit more structure in our lives, but also because we were able to work in community- each and every day, if we so wished.

Shavuot Seder with Yelala Image: Le Rappel des Glaneuses (Calling in the Gleaners) Jules Breton, 1859 Shavuot Seder? Isn’t the Seder night a Passover thing? Ah but the Seder is such a fabulous, richly layered, joyful, multi-sensory and delicious ritual! So, Yelala is making a special adapted seder to celebrate Shavuot. Join us! Gather on Zoom to explore this festival …

your morning will include: identifying plants, picking and trying wild food, creating with your foraged harvest and trying things foraged from different seasons 

lead BY Alex – Sadeh’s own head of perennials If you wish to bring a veggie packed lunch and eat it on our picnic tables you would be welcome.

Sadeh Supper Club Chapter 2: BOMBLI KITCHEN

Shavuot is one of the three main Jewish harvest festivals. The tradition is to stay up all night learning, talking, singing and eating to remember the ancient story of how the Jewish people gathered at Sinai to receive the Torah

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Amelia Stewart, founder of Cook First (www.cookfirst.co.uk/about), is a cooking teacher, food writer and consultant.

Based on the concept that cooking is a positive and productive creative medium through which to tackle the challenges of life, Cook First aims to empower people by teaching them to cook simple, nutritious, wholesome meals, while also minimising food wastage.

Come for Tu b’shevat tree planting and tea. We will be planting trees on the farm donated by the woodland trust followed by tu b’shevat bingo and tea!